Get to the top of Wildspitze and improve your mountaineering skills on ice and snow on this 1-week course in Tyrol led by IFMGA certified mountain guide Tal.
Group
Alps
7 Days
Jun - Sep
High
Beginner
Looking for an exhilarating program where you can improve your skills and discover beautiful mountains? Then this 1-week course in Tyrol is perfect for you.
The purpose of this program is for you to acquire all the necessary knowledge and tools to enjoy mountaineering in glaciated summits with safety. The contents of the course include the use of the equipment, knots, crevasse rescue, belaying skills and route planning, among others. All of these abilities will be very useful for your future snow and ice climbs.
Apart from learning and practicing, this 1-week program offers you the chance to climb very important mountains in Tyrol, such as the Wildspitze. At 3772 meters, it’s the highest mountain in the Eastern Rhaetian Alps and the second in Austria.
As for the itinerary, we’ll meet in Füssen im Allgäu, in Germany, at 5 pm have a short briefing and prepare the equipment. Please, take a look at the bottom of the page for a more detailed description.
Regarding the requirements, keep in mind that you should have prior hiking experience and a very good level of fitness. You should be able to face an elevation gain of 1,300 meters per day. However, it’s not mandatory to have prior rock and ice experience.
Are you ready for this 1-week mountaineering course in Tyrol? Then get in touch with me by sending your request. It will be a pleasure for me to be your guide on this adventure.
I also lead a ski mountaineering program in Gran Paradiso. Check it out!
We’ll meet at 5 pm in Füssen im Allgäu. After a briefing, we’ll have dinner and begin practicing knots.
On day 2, we’ll drive to Mittelberg and begin a 2-3 hour hike to the Taschachhaus, situated at 2,440 meters above sea level. Then, we’ll do the check-in in the hut and start with our training.
After breakfast, we’ll practice walking on ice and snow and I’ll teach you about the use of the equipment. Later, we’ll plan the route for the following day.
Day 4 will be the day of our first summit: the Sexegerten Spitze. The mountain is located at an altitude of 3,400 meters and we’ll face an elevation gain of around 1,000 meters (5-6 hours).
On this day, we’ll focus on anchor and rescue systems, both essential mountaineering skills.
We’ll begin very early, at 4 am, because we’ll go for a 10-hour climb to the highest mountain in Tyrol. On this climb, we’ll face an elevation gain of 1,200 meters. The summit will allow us to contemplate astonishing views. Finally, we’ll celebrate our achievement with a nice dinner in the hut.
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Mountain Guide
I am in the mountains all year-round, either guiding a trip or exploring on my own. Mountain guiding is not only my profession and passion but also my inner calling. I am a qualified IFMGA mountain and ski guide.
In 2012, I established my mountaineering school "Mountains" with the motto: Quality guiding on snow, rock and ice. You can count on a low client to guide ratio, reliable gear and high quality programs led by our talented team of guides. We are not adrenaline junkies - we put safety first and strive to meet and exceed all of our clients' needs.
We take great pride in having more than 30% returning clients and would be thrilled to welcome you to our "Mountains" family during your next rock, snow or ice adventure!
Languages
| German | English | Arabic
Certificates
VDBS | IFMGA
Thank you! It was really fantastic! I learned a lot and will keep at it - I have to say that ice, especially mixed and dry, is almost more fun than rock. Thank you for the super week and the great hotel! See you soon!
Tal and Dave,Thank you both on a terrific week in Chamonix! I had a great time and really feel now that I learnt a lot from you during this time! Climb save and see you next year :)
Hi Tal, I had a wonderful trip -- thank you so much for being such an excellent guide! Definitely want to do it again. Frankly, not sure why I bothered to fly home at all...... Really really want to go back :) Best, Amber
Arindam
It was a very good experience. Will return to Tal for more climbing projects.
Debbie
The course was intensive and fun! Tal is an incredible teacher and has a very vast knowledge which he shared with the group. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a short adventure in an incredible location.
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