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Your first 4000m peak: hike to Punta Giordani 4046 m

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Your first peak at 4000m is an unforgettable experience. Punta Giordani is the perfect choice for those who have never set foot on high altitude mountainous terrain and would like to take baby steps in the world of mountaineering and up to the peaks above 4000m on Monte Rosa.

The climb doesn’t foresee any particularly technical difficulties and can easily be reached during the day.

Program

07.30 a.m.: meeting with your guide at the ticket office at the Staffal ski lift which you will take to reach Punta Indren (3270m). The climb up the Indren glacier is roped until you touch the rocky peaks of Punta Giordani at a height of 4046 m.

Difficulty: F – easy hike on the glacier
Climbing time: 2 hours and a half/ 3 hours
Elevation uphill: 750 m

Necessary equipment

layers of clothing for the upper body (thermal shirt, heavy fleece, windproof jacket.)
gloves (soft and ski ones)
sunglasses (with 3 or 4 protection)
heavy trousers (windproof)
rigid, waterproof boots.
ski socks
hat that covers your ears
sun screen & lip balm
telescopic poles
1lt water bottle/thermos
harness & crampons

Price

Private Hike
1 alpinist € 480,00
2 alpinists € 270,00 pp
3 alpinists € 200,00 pp
4 alpinists € 160,00 pp
5 alpinists € 140,00 pp

Group Hike
max 5 alpinists € 150,00 pp

LIST OF AVAILABLE DATES FOR GROUP HIKES

Anyone participating in a collective group agrees that a roped climb is a non-homogeneous group of people (max 5) who depend on each other and therefore it is necessary to adapt to the rhythm of the weakest and to all go back, in case one of the participants feels unwell

The price includes:

UIAGM alpine guide, necessary equipment, ski lift ride

Other details

Mountaineering is a dangerous activity by nature, the Monte Rosa guides, all UIAGM certified, undertake to do everything possible to minimize the dangers but the risk can never be eliminated and must be accepted before registering for the our activities.

The Monte Rosa Guides will always do their best to help you achieve your goals and ensure you have the best possible experience; however you must agree to rely on their unquestionable judgment while you are in the mountains and to respect any decision they make, including the return, if it is deemed necessary. Being adequately prepared and having a minimum standard of fitness is necessary to maintain an adequate margin of safety in our activities. If, due to your physical condition or for any other reason, your guide decides that you are not ready for the activity you have chosen, you will be offered alternatives adapted to your level of preparation.