6 spots leftModerateGraian Alps, Italy
Gran Paradiso Traverse
A classic high-alpine traverse with glacier crossing and a summit camp.
★ 4.964 reviews
Guided by Società Guide Alpine Gran Paradiso
4,061 m
Elevation
4
Days
€1,240
Per person
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Larch Valley Loop
A gentle forest-to-ridge walk with panoramic views and a hut lunch.
★ 4.8122 reviews
Guided by Yamnuska Mountain Adventures
2,180 m
Elevation
1
Day
€95
Per person
4 spots leftHardMont Blanc massif, France
Aiguille du Midi & Vallée Blanche
A six-day mountaineering week on the granite and ice above Chamonix.
★ 4.948 reviews
Guided by Compagnie des Guides de Chamonix
3,842 m
Elevation
6
Days
€2,380
Per person
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Last spotHardPennine Alps, Italy / Switzerland
Matterhorn Hörnli Ridge
The most famous ridge in the Alps, one guide to one climber.
★ 5.029 reviews
Guided by Guide del Cervino (Matterhorn Guides)
4,478 m
Elevation
3
Days
€1,980
Per person
2 spots leftHardHohe Tauern, Austria
Großglockner Normal Route
Austria's highest summit and its airy Kleinglockner ridge.
★ 4.941 reviews
Guided by Bergführerbüro Kals am Großglockner
3,798 m
Elevation
2
Days
€760
Per person
2 spots leftModerateBernese Oberland, Switzerland
Mönch Summit from Jungfraujoch
A 4,000 m summit in a day, starting from Europe's highest railway station.
★ 4.973 reviews
Guided by OUTDOOR – Grindelwald Sports
4,107 m
Elevation
1
Day
€780
Per person
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What climbers say
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“Small group, honest briefing about the weather, and a guide who turned us around at the right moment on day two. Summit on day three instead. Perfectly handled.”
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“Eight days meant we all made Uhuru without feeling wrecked. The Moshi team were outstanding — porters, food, pacing, everything.”
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“Huts booked, luggage sorted, and a guide who knew every tower by name. I only had to walk and eat.”
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“One guide, one climber, no rush. Called the office two weeks before and spoke to the guide who took me up.”
Good to know
Do I need mountaineering experience?+
For easy and moderate routes, no — good fitness is enough. Hard routes assume you are comfortable with crampons, a rope and long days; if you are unsure, call the guide office listed on the route.
Who actually leads the trip?+
Each route is run by the local guide office shown on its page, with its real phone number and website. You can call them directly before you book.
What does the price include?+
Every route page lists what is included and what is not — usually the guide, huts or camps and technical gear; travel and insurance are on you.
Can I book a private date or a private guide?+
Yes. Send a message from the route page or the contact page with your dates and group size.