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Mt Triglav and Grossglockner 1-week guided climbing

Mt Triglav and Grossglockner 1-week guided climbing
Mt Triglav and Grossglockner 1-week guided climbing
Mt Triglav and Grossglockner 1-week guided climbing

An amazing mountaineering week in the Julian Alps. Rok, a local guide expert in climbing in the region, has planned the big challenge of reaching the summits of Mt Triglav and Grossglockner in a unique trip. Do you dare?

Alps

7 Days

May - Oct


Description

Mt Triglav and Grossglockner are two really iconic peaks of the Eastern Alps. In fact, Mt. Triglav is the highest mountain in Slovenia and Grossglockner, the highest one of Austria.

Thus, I want to invite you to this technical program of 1 week to reach both summits.

During this challenging Mt Triglav and Grossglockner guided climbing you’ll have the big opportunity of overcoming ridges, glacial terrains and of course, big rocky walls!!!

If you want more details of this trip, please keep reading the following day-by-day program:

Mt Triglav and Grossglockner Itinerary

Day 1

Our meeting point will be at Bled at the foot of the Julian Alps. I will give you a briefing about safety and climate. The initial plan is to climb Mt. Triglav first, then do some acclimatization and finally achieve the Grossglockner summit’s goal.

After getting all your equipment checked, we’ll venture into our first climbing day. As I said, this stage of the trip lets you get ready for the big wall of the following day. Therefore, we will choose one of the crags around, in order to learn and practice some belaying and rope techniques.

Day 2

Depending on your prior climbing background and skills, it is time to decide which route will take us to the Triglav North wall. Although there are several options I suggest the following ones:

  • Slovenian Route (Intermediate Level)

  • German Route (Intermediate-Sustained Level)

Both routes are 800-meter long and the climb usually takes about 4 or 5 hours. At night, we can sleep in a mountain hut of Triglav. If bad weather for the next day is forecasted, we’ll do the summit attack this day. Conversely, if weather is good we can divide the ascent in 2 days.

Day 3

We’ll complete the climbing up to Mt. Triglav summit in case of nice climate. Therefore, we must hike a short trail and after that, a 300-meter via ferrata will take us finally to the summit. After some pictures we’ll descent to the valley to be transferred to Bled again.

Day 4

On the 4th day the transfer will take us to Lucknerhaus in Austria. Here is the starting point of Grossglockner ascent. We’ll do a 3-hour hike to Stuedlhuette, where we’ll spend the night.

Day 5

Early in the morning we’ll move in direction to a glacier in order to climb the Studlgrat. It will lead us directly to the way to the summit of Grossglockner. Then, once we achieve our big objective we’ll descent via the normal route. We stop for a lunch at Stuedlhuete and continue down to the transfer that takes us back to Bled.

Day 6

This will be an extra day in case of bad weather or any other contingency. On the contrary, we can use it to enjoy some amazing treks around the Julian Alps.

If you have any doubt or want to have more details of this program, please feel free to contact me. I will be here, waiting for your decision. There is nothing more rewarding for me that leading this climbing expedition in Mt Triglav and Grossglockner with your company!

Price includes

  • Accommodation included
  • Guiding fee
  • Breakfast
  • Dinner
  • Transport during the trip
  • Mountain guide expenses

FAQs

What are some recommended accommodations near our adventure location?

We understand that finding the perfect place to stay is an essential part of your adventure experience. To help you with this, we’ve curated a list of three highly recommended hotels that offer comfort, convenience, and a touch of local charm. These accommodations are well-suited for adventurers looking to relax and rejuvenate after an exciting day of exploration
Hotel Panorama Neukirchen am Großvenediger Austria
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Nationalparkhotel Klockerhaus Krimml Austria
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Hotel Gasthof Unterbrunn Neukirchen am Großvenediger Austria
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About the guide

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-Rok

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(13)

Mountain Guide

I grew up in Slovenia with Julian Alps as my backyard. Expeditions to Himalaya started when I was 17, started steep skiing at 15, climbing big walls at 13 and it was a natural progression to BASE jump and to become a mountain guide- a job that feeds my soul. I have been to several climbing expeditions to Peru, Kyrgyzstan, Tibet, Nepal and India.

I'm an IFMGA qualified mountain guide as well as an instructor for future guides, ski instructor, certified helicopter operator and a Heli Ski guide. Although my work took me all over the world my favorite place is still in the Julian Alps. Sharing the hidden places in my Home Mountains with my clients, guiding and teaching them to explore on their own is has been my biggest passion for the past few years.

Mountains are my passion. Winter or summer, climbing, flying through the air or skiing, it doesn't matter to me if I am guiding or having fun with friends. I simply get spaced out when I am in the mountains. Guiding for me is not a job - it is a state of mind and a lifestyle.

Languages

Slovenian | English

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What people are saying about this trip

Ashley

Thank you Rok, for an amazing climb up the northern wall of Triglav. Breathtaking scenery, great company and most importantly world class guidance which made the difficulties seem easy. A memory for life!


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