Our love for the Monviso is obvious, even though it’s not part of the Monte Rosa group. Itserves as a perfect training ground in a truly magnificent environment. The ascent of the “king of stone” provides a unique opportunity for physical and mental challenge in a breathtaking setting.
In this magnificent environment, the Monviso becomes not only a mountain to climb but also an adventure companion that inspires and tests our abilities. The varied rocky terrain and exposed sections create a route that requires careful physical preparation and mastery of mountaineering techniques. However, every effort is rewarded with extraordinary views that encompass the plains of lower Piedmont to the entire Alpine arc. Perfect trainning for reaching Capanna Margherita
Monviso becomes not just a training ground but also a source of inspiration and a witness to challenges overcome. Its majesty and beauty capture the hearts of mountain enthusiasts, creating a special bond that goes beyond a simple ascent, transforming the experience into an exciting journey within an extraordinary natural environment.
Day 1
Meet with the guide at 2:00 PM at Pian del Re for an equipment check and distribution of technical materials. The journey begins with a 2.5 hours ascent to the Quintino Sella refuge, immersing you in the picturesque surroundings. Upon arrival, a hearty dinner awaits, setting the stage for a comfortable overnight stay.
Day 2
An early morning departure, commencing at 5:00 AM, marks the start of an adventurous day. The objective is to conquer an elevation gain of about 1200 meters, navigating passages on rock with difficulties reaching up to II°+. This challenging ascent promises not only physical exertion but also rewards with panoramic views and a sense of achievement. Anticipate returning to the Quintino Sella refuge by 3:00 PM, allowing for a well-deserved rest and reflection on the day’s accomplishments.
This two-day program is designed to provide a comprehensive and rewarding mountain experience, blending the thrill of ascent with the tranquility of the refuge environment. It offers participants the opportunity to test their skills on challenging terrain while soaking in the breathtaking beauty of the surroundings.
– 5 layers of clothing for the upper body (thermal shirt, light fleece, heavy fleece, down jacket, anorak.)
– two set of gloves (soft and ski ones)
– sunglasses (with 3 or 4 protection)
– heavy trousers (windproof)
– underpants
– gaiters
– rigid, ankle height, waterproof boots.
– two pair of ski socks
– headlamp
– hat that covers your ears
– bag sheet for the hut
– sun screen & lip balm
– poles
– ice axe (if are used to it)
– helmet is recommended but not compulsory
– 1lt water bottle/thermos
– harness & crampons
Please note, a sleeping bag liner is mandatory in all mountain huts.
We suggest a lightweight, reusable sleeping bag liner. Let’s protect the mountains from waste
Our favorite sleeping bag liner
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.
€860.00
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