3-day Piz Bernina ascent in the Eastern Alps

Get to the summit of Piz Bernina in the Bernina Range on this 3-day ascent in the Eastern Alps led by IFMGA certified mountain guide Fabio!

Group

3 Days

Jul - Sep

High

Intermediate

Highlights

Follow a wonderful route to the top of Piz Bernina.
Discover the amazing panoramas of the Bernina Range.
Spend 3 days mountaineering in the Eastern Alps with an expert.

Description

Looking for a fantastic alpine ascent in the Eastern Alps? Then do not miss this chance to get to the top of Piz Bernina, a stunning 4,000-meter peak in Switzerland.

At 4,049 meters above sea level, Piz Bernina is the highest summit in the Bernina Range and the Eastern Alps. The mountain is situated in the Canton of Grisons in Switzerland and the range extends along Switzerland and Italy. On this program, we’ll take a route that will lead us across different peaks in the range.

First of all, on day 1, we’ll go from the Bernina Suot train station to Diavolezza Refuge, where we’ll enjoy dinner and spend the night. On day 2, we’ll start our ascension to the Vedretta di Pers and reach Piz Palü (3,901 meters). Afterwards, we’ll continue through the Bellavista Peak (3,922 meters) to the Marco e Rosa Refuge. Lastly, on day 3, we’ll reach the summit of Piz Bernina through the southeastern side and then head back to Diavolezza.

Please, keep in mind that it is mandatory for this program to have prior climbing experience and a good knowledge of the use of crampons. Moreover, it is important to have a very good fitness level.

Do you find this ascent attractive? Then all you have to do is send the request and make your reservation. I’ll be happy to be your guide.

To continue exploring the Alps, you can also join me on this 5 day trek in Sentiero Roma!

Price includes

Guiding fee
Personal insurance
Mountain guide expenses

Price details

Groups from 2 to 4 participants.
Not included: accommodation, transport and food.

Details

More info

Don't forget to bring: backpack, harness, trekking boots, crampons, ice ax, helmet, appropriate clothes, goggles, water and camera.

Meeting point

About the guide

Fabio

Mountain Guide

Alpine Guide since 1983, Director of the Italian School of Mountaineering in Lecco, Valsassina and Orobie, recognized by the Lombardy Region since 1992, Technical Manager of Alpine Rescue for the Province of Lecco, Como, Varese and Pavia from 1998 until 2012, Helper at the 118 bases of Bresso and Erba since 1987, Regional Lombard Instructor of the National Corps of Alpine Rescue since 1997, Trainer for the Dlg rope courses. 81 since 2007, Tester Vibram (soles shoes mountain), Director of Training for Italy of swept avalanche systems Recco Sweden, Specialization in Canyoning (Torrentismo) 2002, Technical Manager of the base of Elisoccorso di Erba (118 Como) for 14 years, Specialized in work at height (with use of ropes), in 2002 Director of works in Grigna and Medale on behalf of the Mountain Community of Eastern Lario for the rebuilding of all equipped paths and re-routing via ferrata for the International Year of the Mountain, in 2005 Incaricato from the Valsassina Mountain Community for the monitoring and maintenance of the equipped paths, cliffs, via ferrata of Valsassina; Charged by the Alpine Rescue Service and the Valsassina Mountain Community for the registration of the provincial provincial weather bulletin for the prevention of accidents in the mountains,
Charged by the ITI of Barzio to control the snow conditions of the Piani di Bobbio ski slopes.

Commercial agent for 20 years for the companies Vaude, Meindl, Edelweiss for the sports shops of Lombardy. RSPP since 2010; Update of 6 hours AiFos and National College of Alpine Guides in 2009 Fall protection systems against falls; Numerous courses held every six months for the Regional System ECM-CPD Areu as technical trainer. Trainer for numerous technical courses as IREF for Civil Protection.

Languages

Italian

Request more information

What people are saying about Explore-Share

Man

Climbing with guide Guillaume was absolutely a highlight of my 2-week Europe vacation. Originally, we were planning on climbing in the Calanques, but the park was closed due to wind and fire danger. Guillaume chose another amazing location (Pic de Bretagne) based on my climbing abilities and preferences and kindly offered train station pick-up and hotel drop off, which I appreciated very much. The multi-pitch route we did was not only fun but also the right amount of challenge, which I thoroughly enjoyed. The communication from the team (Gauthier) was prompt and clear—highly recommend!

Maxine

Luis Silva was a great climbing guide and belayer! He taught me how to do moves that were difficult and encouraged me to try routes that were challenging for me! Because of his encouragement, I managed to complete these routes! I really enjoyed the climbs and completed 8 routes in the Sesimbra/Azoia area. The weather was perfect, no direct sun and cool enough to enjoy the climbs. Explore-Share made booking an outdoor climbing experience in Lisbon extremely easy. Luis, our guide, was fantastic, and the platform’s organization was flawless.

Valeriya

You’re simply the best!!! :))) Explore-Share made everything easy and stress-free. Will definitely use again.

Joshua

We had Léo as a guide for our day climb in Fonty. We were blessed with a knowledgeable, warm, and instructive guide. Communication with Léo and Ivan was smooth and swift. Explore-Share was excellent in arranging everything for our day climb. The communication was quick, and the platform was easy to use, making our adventure stress-free.

Cami

Patrick was a great guide. He took us on an intermediate Via Ferrata at Passo Sella. Renato was quick to respond with any outreach on the Explore-Share platform. The booking process was straightforward, and once Patrick was confirmed, all went well. It was a wonderful experience, and I’d highly recommend the platform.

4.8