Ski mountaineering on Monch and Jungfrau in the Bernese Alps, Switzerland (2 days)

Follow Fede, IFMGA mountain guide from Spain, ascending two of the Bernese Alps’ most stunning peaks, Monch and Jungfrau, and skiing your way down.

Private

Alpes

2 Days

Mar - May

High

Intermediate

Highlights

* Ski the slopes of the stunning Monch and Jungfrau mountains!

* Ride the impressive Jungfraujoch train.

* Discover the outstanding views of the Bernese Alps.

Description

Spring skiing is perfect for those looking for calmer routes, away from the winter crowds. Come with me to explore the beautiful mountains and skiing routes of Monch and Jungfrau in the Bernese Alps, Switzerland. During two days, we’ll ski down the most representative summits of this part of the Alps.

Monch and Jungfrau are, together with Eiger, the peaks that form the famous trilogy of the Bernese Alps. On this adventure, I’ll make sure to show you their best features. We’ll meet at the Grindelwald Train Station and take the exciting Jungfraujoch train to the Jungfraujoch station. The ride will take us through the beautiful North Face of Eiger and, when we stop, we’ll catch stunning views of the Monch and Jungfrau glaciers. We’ll ride the South-East side of the Monch and spend the night at the Mönchsjoch Hut. Then, on the second day, we’ll go to Jungfrau through the Rottelsattel Route. Finally, we’ll take the train back to Grindelwald.

If would like to join this two-day adventure in the Bernese Alps, then books your place now! This stunning location will take your breath away!

For more skiing options in Europe, check out the trips I offer to Aneto, Spain or the Haute Route in Tena Valley, Spain. You can also review the trip I offer in the Bernese Alps to climb during the summer.

Price includes

- Accommodation included

- Guiding fee

- Breakfast

- Dinner

- Transport during the trip

Price details

Price does not include transportation to meeting point or extra expenses.

Details

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Make sure to bring: -Harness -Helmet -2 lock carabiners -Life line -Crampons & Ice Axe -30-liter backpack -Alpine boots -Headlamp + extra batteries -Softshell pants -Waterproof pants (in case of bad weather) -Base layer pants (in case of low temps) -Hat -Beannie -Buff -Sunglasses -Goggles (in case of bad weather) -Flask (Camelbacks freeze!) -Water gourde -2 pair of gloves -Snacks -Insulated Jacket -Shell jacket -Fleece -Base Layer Shirt -ID card and/or passport -Cash -Sunscreen + lip balm -Trekking pole.

Meeting point

Grindelwald Train Station.

About the guide

Fede

5.0

(2)

Mountain Guide

Fede was born in1983 in the Basque Country, northern Spain, where he started climbing and visiting the Pyrenees. After studying Business Management, he finally moved to the Pyrenees to be closer to his passion.

Fede has been working for more than 13 years in the outdoors industry, as a Ski Patrol and AEGM Mountain Guide, Canyon Guide and Ski Instructor.

Nowadays, he is a full-time IFMGA Mountain Guide, sharing with his clients all sorts of activities in the Pyrenees, the Alps, Canada, Norway, Morroco, Peru, and others.

He has lived in both Canada and France, so he will have no trouble in speaking French, English or Italian.

Apart from his private trips with his clients, he also works for several well recognized companies, for the filming industry and writes for specialized magazines, for example:
- Filming safety Consultant for BEAR GRYLLS'S survival shows, such as Running Wild...
- Ski guide for ICE CREEK LODGE, BC, Canada
- Instructor and guide for the FRENCH ALPINE CLUB (CAF)
- Instructor for the MOUNTAIN MEDICINE INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMA (IMMED)
- Instructor for Mountain Training School (MTS), based in Alaska
- Writer for different Spanish magazines, such as DESNIVEL and GRANDES ESPACIOS.

Enjoy his human skills and the finest guiding quality. Guaranteed!

Languages

Italian | French | English

Certificates

UIAGM | IFMGA

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