Which (easy) alpine tours are recommended for beginners?

There are numerous easy alpine tours. We are happy to show you the insider tips on our private tours . We find the crossing from the Sustenhorn , from the Chelenalp Hut to Tierberglihütte or the Vrenelisgärtli from the Glärnischhütte and the exceeding of the Piz Tschierva from the Boval hut to Tschierva Hut . You can find more beautiful compilations of easy alpine tours in here for Switzerland and here for the Eastern Alps .

Where can I do a high altitude course?

Of course we also offer Mountaineering courses an. Adolescents and young adults can find Mountainscouts cool offers.

Is a special high altitude course necessary to climb 4000m?

No special alpine touring course is necessary for the 4000 metres. It is sufficient to do a normal high-altitude touring course and have a decent level of fitness. It is worth feeling the altitude and familiarising yourself with the techniques of climbing. This is exactly why we have the high tour course for 4000m peaks Allalin or Bishorn on offer. Take a look and come along!

Do I need to have previous climbing experience for the high route course?

Generally on alpine tours and also in the alpine touring course, the climbing sections are very easy. We therefore often refer to climbing on alpine tours as scrambling. You partly need your hands to get up, but the difficulty is not high. Therefore it is helpful to get acquainted with climbing and belaying techniques, but not necessary.

How can I prepare for a high altitude course?

Hiking and jogging is the best preparation for high altitude tours. This way you get used to the uneven ground and build up your fitness. Climbing in a climbing hall is also helpful to gain first experiences.

How fit do I need to be for an alpine tour?

Good physical fitness is a prerequisite. Participants should be able to hike for several hours at a time or move around in pathless terrain.

What equipment do I need for the high altitude course?

For a high altitude course you need: Weatherproof clothing including rain and heat protection, gloves and hats Mountain boots suitable for crampons Ice axe and crampons Climbing harness a few carabiners, slings A detailed packing list with packing tips have been compiled separately for you.

Can I bring my own equipment?

Yes, you can bring your own equipment. However, our mountain guides will check the suitability and safety of your equipment before the start of the tour. It is better if you familiarise yourself with your own equipment right from the start and train with it.

Can I give away an alpine touring course?

Yes, of course. We offer gift vouchers for our courses and tours. These are a great way to give someone an unforgettable experience in the mountains. They come in a pretty card. Buy your loved ones a voucher and start the high tours.

Alpine touring courses and rope team coaching for beginners and advanced climbers with Swiss mountain guides

Would you like to finally enter the world of mountaineering or improve your skills and abilities on alpine tours? Come along and learn and benefit from our knowledge as professional mountain guides. Together we will reach our goal! Our alpine touring courses are in Switzerland and are divided as follows:

Taster courses

In the Taster course you come to the glacier for the first time and can try out alpine touring over 2 days and learn all the basics.

Rock and ice mountaineering courses

The Rock and ice mountaineering courses are aimed at beginners or refreshers. Here the subject matter of mountaineering is trained in an applied way. These courses offer basic and in-depth training. These mountaineering courses take place in Switzerland, Valais, Central Switzerland and the Engadine.

High tours coaching

The mountaineering coaching are aimed at people with some experience. Here we go on practical tours together with the mountain guide, who provides ongoing input and tips. In other words, a mixture of tours and training. Level 1 is aimed at beginners who have already completed a basic course and level 2 at slightly more advanced mountaineers.

High tour courses 4'000m

The High tour courses with application tours on 4,000 metre peaks are suitable for beginners and are very applied courses with the ascent of a 4,000 metre peak with a mountain guide. Here we learn all the basics and put them into practice on a practical tour at 4,000 metres. This allows you to test your altitude tolerance.

Our mountaineering courses

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Impressions of high tour courses with us:

Alpine Tour on the Needle Ridge — Rope team

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Questions and answers about high altitude courses ?¿

Which (easy) alpine tours are recommended for beginners?
There are numerous easy alpine tours. We are happy to show you the insider tips on our private tours.

We find the crossing from the Sustenhorn, from the Chelenalp Hut to Tierberglihütte or the Vrenelisgärtli from the Glärnischhütte and the exceeding of the Piz Tschierva from the Boval hut to Tschierva Hut.

You can find more beautiful compilations of easy alpine tours in here for Switzerland and here for the Eastern Alps.
Where can I do a high altitude course?
Of course we also offer Mountaineering courses an.
Adolescents and young adults can find Mountainscouts cool offers.
Is a special high altitude course necessary to climb 4000m?
No special alpine touring course is necessary for the 4000 metres. It is sufficient to do a normal high-altitude touring course and have a decent level of fitness. It is worth feeling the altitude and familiarising yourself with the techniques of climbing. This is exactly why we have the high tour course for 4000m peaks Allalin or Bishorn on offer. Take a look and come along!
Do I need to have previous climbing experience for the high route course?
Generally on alpine tours and also in the alpine touring course, the climbing sections are very easy. We therefore often refer to climbing on alpine tours as scrambling. You partly need your hands to get up, but the difficulty is not high. Therefore it is helpful to get acquainted with climbing and belaying techniques, but not necessary.
How can I prepare for a high altitude course?
Hiking and jogging is the best preparation for high altitude tours. This way you get used to the uneven ground and build up your fitness. Climbing in a climbing hall is also helpful to gain first experiences.
How fit do I need to be for an alpine tour?
Good physical fitness is a prerequisite. Participants should be able to hike for several hours at a time or move around in pathless terrain.
What equipment do I need for the high altitude course?
For a high altitude course you need:
- Weatherproof clothing including rain and heat protection, gloves and hats
- Mountain boots suitable for crampons
- Ice axe and crampons
- Climbing harness
- a few carabiners, slings
A detailed packing list with packing tips have been compiled separately for you.
Can I bring my own equipment?
Yes, you can bring your own equipment. However, our mountain guides will check the suitability and safety of your equipment before the start of the tour. It is better if you familiarise yourself with your own equipment right from the start and train with it.
Can I give away an alpine touring course?
Yes, of course. We offer gift vouchers for our courses and tours. These are a great way to give someone an unforgettable experience in the mountains. They come in a pretty card. Buy your loved ones a voucher and start the high tours.