Four days out and about in the magnificent glacier and winter world of the Silvretta.
Silvretta
The Silvretta is a classic among the ski touring regions of the Alps and for good reason. Majestic three-thousand metre peaks, extensive glaciers, impressive summits and cosy, serviced huts make this crossing a wonderful experience for all ski touring enthusiasts. Over four days, we move through this fascinating winter world: we ascend across extensive glaciers, cross striking peaks such as Jamspitz, Ochsenkopf and Silvrettahorn and enjoy great descents every day, from high alpine terrain down to the valley. We experience impressive landscapes and the special flair of a classic crossing: a new stage destination every day, new impressions and a real adventure step by step. In the evening, we end the day in cosy huts, enjoy a delicious meal and plan the next stage together. This crossing is ideal for experienced ski tourers who want to spend several days at a time on the road, improve their skills on challenging tours and experience the beauty of the Silvretta in all its diversity. A real highlight awaits us at the end: the ascent of the Silvrettahorn and a long, enjoyable descent down to Klosters. The perfect end to a unique ski tour crossing.
Together we cross impressive peaks such as Jamspitz, Ochsenkopf and Silvrettahorn. The varied route takes us from hut to hut, with fantastic ascents, wide glaciers and great descents all the way down to Klosters.
We meet at Guarda railway station. After a welcome from the mountain guide, we make our way together to the Chamanna Tuoi.
We climb together to the Chamanna Tuoi, where we spend our first night.
After a hearty breakfast, we set off in the direction of Hinter Jamspitz (3156 m). In fine weather, a marvellous panorama of the entire Silvretta mountains and beyond awaits us up there. We then descend to the Jamtalhütte, where we spend the second night.
Today's programme includes crossing the Ochsenkopf (3057 m). We then continue to the Wiesbadener Hütte - our base for the last stage.
Finally, we climb the striking Silvrettahorn (3244 m). The long descent takes us back to Klosters, where we round off our crossing with a well-earned final drink.
We say goodbye to each other in Klosters and travel back home with many new impressions.
Bergschaft tours and courses are conducted in German as standard. However, our mountain guides speak good English, as do many of the participants. If you speak English, you are of course very welcome. Depending on the tour, it may be worth asking us in advance whether the guide and the group are comfortable speaking English.
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