2-day ascent to the Grossglockner (3790 m)

2-day ascent to the Grossglockner (3790 m) 2

2-day ascent to the Grossglockner (3790 m) 3

Join Mauro, IFMGA certified mountain guide, on this mountaineering trip in Austria. Reach the summit of the impressive Grossglockner with an expert!

Private

2 Days

Jun - Sep

High

Advanced

Highlights

Reach the summit of the highest peak in Austria
Try yourself with a 2-day mountaineering adventure
Enjoy breathtaking views of the Alps

Description

The Grossglockner (3,790m) is the highest mountain in Austria and a popular destination for mountaineering expeditions. This tour is your chance to reach its summit under expert guidance. Join me!

Standing on the border between the states of Carinthia and Tyrol, above the Adriatic Sea, the Grossglockner is part of the larger Glockner Group. The Pasterze, Austria’s biggest glacier, lies on its eastern slope.

On this 2-day ascent, we will climb glaciers and granite. Therefore, you will need to be able to handle an ice axe and crampons properly. Furthermore, the altitude requires a good fitness level.

After meeting, we will drive to the Luckner Hut, where our alpine adventure begins. After an 800 m ascent, we will reach the Stüdl Hut, where we will spend the night surrounded by fabulous landscapes. Then, the second day we will climb 1000m including a thrilling ridge, to get to the summit of Grossglockner.

The top of this pyramid-shaped mountain is heavily glaciated and offers amazing views of the Alps. You will surely feel rewarded! So, if you are up this gorgeous 2-day mountaineering trip in the Austrian Alps, please contact me. Let’s get to the top of the huge Grossglockner together!

I also offer rock climbing adventures around Italy. If you are interested, take a look at my half-day trip in Cadini di Misurina.

Price includes

Guiding fee

Price details

Not included: halfboard meals at accommodation, transports, tips and personal extras.

Itinerary

Day 1: Luckner Hut - Stüdl Hut

After meeting we will drive to the Luckner Hut and head up to Stüdl Hut.

Day 2: Summit day

After a 1000m climb we get to the top of Grossglockner.

Details

More info

Equipment needed: boots, harness, helmet, 12 points crampons, clothing suitable for high mountain altitude, eyewear uv4.

Meeting point

FAQs

Where is the Grossglockner located?

Grossglockner is situated on the border between the states of Carinthia and Tyrol, overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Grossglockner is part of the larger Glockner Group.

What is the duration of the Grossglockner ascent?

The Grossglockner ascent tour typically spans over two days. On the first day, participants will hike to the Stüdl Hut after an 800-meter ascent. The second day involves climbing approximately 1000 meters, including a thrilling ridge, to reach the summit of Grossglockner.

What level of fitness and experience is required for the Grossglockner ascent?

Participants should have a good level of fitness to undertake the Grossglockner ascent tour.

Familiarity with handling an ice axe and crampons is also necessary, as the climb involves traversing glaciers and granite terrain. Prior mountaineering experience is recommended, but not mandatory.

How will accommodation be handled during the tour?

Accommodations during the tour include staying at the Stüdl Hut overnight. The hut provides basic amenities for climbers, offering a comfortable resting place before the summit push.

What's included in the price?

The guiding fee is included in the price of the tour.

What is NOT included?

Half-board meals at accommodations, transportation, gratuities, and personal expenses are not included.

What is the best time of the year to ascend Grossglockner?

The best time for this ascent is between June and September.

About the guide

Mauro

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Mountain Guide

My name is Mauro Zannoni, I live in dolomites.
I love adventure and intense life, as an alpine guide I take care of safety.
My hobbies are reading and run, and my favourite experience in the mountain are rockclimbing and ski.

Languages

Italian | French | English

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