Ski mountaineering in the Alps
The Alps offer some of the best and most accessible mountain sports in the world. A combination of magnificent and varied terrain, an enviable snow record, excellent public transport, an unrivalled hut system and a long ski season make them a focus for mountaineers and skiers from all over the world.
The routes described are all alpine - they require both skiing and mountaineering. Although high level technical climbing ability is not essential, the skills needed to operate on steep slopes and glacier terrain, where the use of crampons and glacier progression techniques and use of ropes may be necessary. It goes without saying that avalanche skills and knowledge are vitally important for anyone who wants to ski mountaineering.
None of the routes are extreme, although conditions can be, which is why mountaineer judgement and good decisions are important.
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Western Alps of France, Switzerland and Italy
Practical guide
When to go?
Generally from February to May, but may vary depending on snow conditions. Best dates vary from route to route.
Cities & Services
ChamonixChampex, Zermatt, La Berade, Bonneval-sur-Arc, Aussois, Cogne (Val d'Aosta), Verbier.
In the region of VanoiseValmorel, St Francois-Longchamp, Le Collet d'Allevard, Les Septs Laux, Granier, La Plagne, Valloire, Val d'Isere, the Ambin valley, Averole valley, Carro/Evettes.
The routes
Here is a selection of the best ski mountaineering routes in the Western Alps in areas as diverse as the Ecrins, Vanoise, Haute Maurienne, Gran Paradiso, Mt Blanc, Valais and Urner Alps.
Not forgetting the classic Haute Route (High route Chamonix-Zermatt), a ski mountaineering route through the Alps between Chamonix and Zermatt.
Classic High Route "
- The High Classic Route // Stage 1 Argentière - Grands Montets - Col des Grands Montets - Argentière Hut / Stage 2 Argentière Hut - Col du Chardonnet - Fenêtre de Saleina - Trient Hut / Stage 3 Trient Hut - Champex - Bourg St Pierre / Stage 4 Bourg St Pierre - Valsorey Hut / Stage 5 Valsorey Hut - Plateau du Couloir - Col Sonadon - Chanrion Hut / Stage 6 Option 1 Chanrion Hut - Otemma glacier - Col Chermontane - Vignettes Hut / Stage 6 Option 2 Chanrion Hut - Brenay Glacier - Col du Brenay - Pigne d'Arolla - Vignettes Hut / Stage 7 Vignettes Hut - Col de l'Evêque - Col Mont Brulé - Tête de Valpelline - Zermatt / Stage 8 Zermatt - Saas Fee via Adler pass /
- Grande Lui Variation // Stage 1 Trient Hut - Fenêtre de Saleina - Col de Saleina - La Fouly / Stage 2 La Fouly - Fenêtre de Ferret - Great St Bernard Hospice / Stage 3 Great St Bernard Hospice - Col de Prox - Chaux de Jean Max a c2257m - Valsorey Hut /
Haute Route des Écrins
- Stage 1 La Grave - Gare des Ruillans - Col de la Girose - Glacier de la Girose - Brèche du Râteau - La Bérarde
- Stage 2 La Bérarde - Refuge Temple Écrins with optional ascent to the Col des Avalanches
- Stage 3 Temple Écrins Hut - Col de la Temple - Cézanne Hut - Glacier Blanc Hut
- Stage 4 Refuge du Glacier Blanc - Dôme de Neige des Écrins - Refuge des Écrins
- Stage 5 Refuge des Écrins - Col Émile Pic - Plate des Agneaux Glacier - Refuge Adèle Planchard
- Stage 6 Refuge Adèle Planchard - Grande Ruine - Villar d'Arène
Haute Maurienne Traverse
- Stage 1 Bonneval-sur-Arc - Carrefour Carrière
- Stage 2 Refuge Carro - Levanna Occidentale - Col du Grand Méan - Evettes Hut
- Stage 3 Evettes Refuge - L'Albaron - Refuge d'Avérole
- Stage 4 Refuge d'Avérole - Ouille de l'Arbéron - le Villaron
Circuit La Poulé - Vanoise
- Stage 1 Aussois to the Refuge Dent de la Parrachée
- Stage 2 Dent de la Parrachée Hut - Col du Labby - Arpont Hut
- Stage 3 Refuge de l'Arpont - Dôme de la Chasseforêt - Col de la Vanoise refuge (Felix Faure Hut)
- Stage 4 The Grande Casse from the Refuge du Col de la Vanoise (Felix Faure Hut)
- Stage 5 Col de la Vanoise refuge (Felix Faure Hut) - Pralognan - Péclet Polset refuge
- Stage 6 Refuge of Péclet Polset - Dôme de Polset - Refuge of Péclet Polset
- Stage 7 Refuge of Péclet Polset to Modane or Aussois
Grand Paradiso High Route
- Stage 1 Valnontey to the Rifugio Sella
- Stage 2 Rifugio Sella - Grand Serra - Rifugio Vittorio Emanuele
- Stage 3 Vittoria Emanuele Hut - Grand Paradiso - Chabod Refuge - Eaux Rousses
- Stage 5 Eaux Rousses - Rhêmes Notre-Dame
- Stage 6 Rhêmes Notre-Dame - Benevolo Refuge
- Stage 7 Benevolo Refugio - Becca della Traversière - Rifugio Mario Bezzi
- Stage 7 Rifugio Mario Bezzi - Becca di Giasson - Valgrisenche
Haute Route du Mont Blanc
- Stage 1 Champex - Val d'Arpette - Trient Hut
- Stage 2 Trient Hut - Aiguille du Tour - Fenêtre de Saleina - Col du Chardonnet - Argentière Hut
- Stage 3 Argentière Hut - Col des Grands Montets - Pas de Chèvre - Requin Hut
- Stage 4 Requin Hut - Cosmiques Hut
- Stage 5 Cosmiques Hut - Mont Blanc Traverse - Gonella Hut
- Stage 6 Gonella Hut - Col de la Seigne - Aiguille des Glaciers - Conscrits Hut
- Stage 7 Conscrits Hut - Dômes de Miage - les Contamines Montjoie
Day trips in the Mont Blanc Massif
- Aiguilles Rouges // Col des Aiguilles Crochues to Le Buet / Col du Belvédère to Le Buet / Col de Beaugent to Le Buet /
- From Grands Montets or Argentière Hut // Col du Tour Noir / Aiguille d'Argentière via the Glacier du Milieu / The Three Cols / Col du Passon / Mont Blanc via the Grands Mulets / Mont Blanc du Tacul - Normal north face route /
- From the Conscrits Hut // Contamines Montjoie to the Refuge Conscrits / Dômes des Miage / Aiguille des Glaciers / Pain de Sucre du Mont Tondu /
Verbier Route
- Stage 1 Mt Fort Hut - Three Cols - Dix Hut
- Stage 2 Dix Hut - Pigne d'Arolla - Vignettes Hut
- Stage 3 Vignettes Hut - Col de l'Evêque - Col Mont Brulé - Tête de Valpelline - Zermatt
- Stage 4 Zermatt - Adler pass - Saas Fee
Arolla Circuit
- Stage 1 Arolla -Pas des Chèvres - La Luette - Dix Hut
- Stage 2 Dix Hut - Pigne d'Arolla - Brenay Glacier - Les Portons - Chanrion Hut
- Stage 3 Chanrion Hut - Mt Avril - Regondi Bivouac Hut
- Stage 4 Regondi Bivouac Hut - Mont Gelé - Bivouac de l'Aiguillette (Singla)
- Stage 5 Bivouac de l'Aiguillette - Col du Petit Mt Collon - Col de l'Evêque - Col du Mt Brulé - Col du Valpelline - Col de la Tête Blanche - Bertol Hut
- Stage 6 Bertol Hut - Tête Blanche - Wandflue- Mota Rota- Glacier Ferpecle - Les Haudères
Zermatt and Saas Fee 4000ers
- Stage 1 Kleine Matterhorn - Breithorn - Guide d'Ayas e Champoluc Hut
- Stage 2 Guide d'Ayas Hut - Castor - Quintino Sella Hut
- Stage 3 Quintino Sella Hut - Il Naso - Gnifetti Hut
- Stage 4 Gnifetti Hut - Signalkuppe - Zumsteinspitze - Monte Rosa Hut
- Stage 5 Monte Rosa Hut - Adler pass - Strahlhorn - Britannia Hut
- Stage 6 Britannia Hut - Allalinhorn - Langflue Restaurant/Hut
- Stage 7 Langflue Restaurant/Hut - Alphubel - Saas Fee, or Täsch
Vanoise
Here is a selection of routes in the French department of Savoie and covers the Vanoise National Park and its surroundings. Skiing exploded in Savoie in the 1960s and 1970s, when all the mountain villages wanted to exploit the "white gold" that fell every winter. Despite the massive development of ski resorts, including some of the biggest and best in the world, many areas remained untouched and became the preserve of skiers. It is in these unspoilt areas that the real "white gold" of Savoie is to be found.
- Lauzière // Pointe de Combe Bronsin / Traverse of Mont Bellacha / Grand Arc / Traverse of the Pointe des Marmottes Noires / Pic du Rognolet / Grand Pic de la Lauzière /
- Belledonne // La Bourgeat Noire to the Refuge de l'Oule / Crossing of the Col de Comberousse and the Col de la Valloire / Crossing of the Col de l'Eglise and the Col de Morétan / Tour of the Pic Nord du Merlet / Tour of the Grand Morétan /
- Beaufortain // Granier to the Refuge de la Coire / Tour du Crêt du Rey / Traverse of the Col du Mont Coin and the Col du Bresson / Traverse of the Col du Grand Fond and the Col de la Nova / Traverse Mont Rosset /
- Valloire // Pointe des Raticières / Aiguille de l'Epaisseur / Col des Aiguilles d'Arves / Traverse Crête d'Argentière /
- Tour of the Mont Thabor // Col de Fontaine Froide / Crossing Col de l'Etroit du Vallon and Crête de Mome / Pic du Lac Blanc / Traverse Rocher de la Grande Tempête / Roche Château / Traverse du Mont Thabor /
- Vanoise North // Le Bois at the Refuge de Plaisance / Dôme des Pichères / Traverse Pointe de Vallaisonnay / Col de la Grande Casse / Col du Tougne /
- Glaciers of the Vanoise // Les Prioux at the Refuge de la Valette / Traverse of Dôme de Chasseforêt / Traverse of Col du Moine / Traverse of the Pointe de l'Observatoire / Dôme de Polset /
- Val d'Isère // Val d'Isère to the Refuge de Prariond / Pointe de la Galise / Grande Aiguille Rousse / Val d'Isère to the Refuge du Fond des Fours / Traverse of the Pointe de Méan Martin / Traverse of the Pointe de la Sana /
- Ambin Valley // Le Suffet to the Refuge d'Ambin / Mont d'Ambin / Pointe Sommeiller / Pointe Ferrand / Crossing of the Petit Vallon /
- Avérole // Bessans to the Refuge d'Avérole / Col de la Bessanèse / Ouille d'Arbéron / Traverse of Albaron
- Trolley/Evettes // Ecot al Refuge du Carro / Levanna Occidental / Grande Aiguille Rousse / Traversing Carro-Evettes / Petite Ciamarella / Pointe Francesetti /
- Ski mountaineering // Aiguille des Glaciers / Aiguille de la Grande Sassière / Mont Pourri / Grande Casse /
Central and Eastern Alps of Austria, Switzerland and Italy
Routes range from Alpine Switzerland in its far northwest to its far southeast, from Vaud to Graubünden, before slipping eastwards, following the vast arc of the Alps to the Austrian Tyrol and South Tyrol in northern Italy. Hut-to-hut trails explore the Bernese, Urner, Albula and Bernina Alps of Switzerland, as well as classic hikes through the Silvretta, Otztal, Stubai and Ortler regions of Austria and Italy.
The Central and Eastern Alps have an enviable snow record, and in many cases can offer ski touring when other areas are waiting for better snow cover. Areas close to and surrounded by 3000m peaks, glaciers and extensive permanent snowfields.
Practical guide
When to go?
Generally from March to mid-May. Each route has a suggested date to go.
Cities & Services
Les Diablerets, Kandersteg, Andermatt, Preda, Pontresina, Ischgl, Obergurgl, Gstaad, Grindlewald, Neustift, Innsbruck.
The routes
Western Bernese Alps
Stage 1 Col du Pillon - Les Diablerets - Glacier de Tsanfleuron - Arpelistock (Arête de l'Arpille) - Gelten Hut / Stage 2 Gelten Hut - Wildhorn - Wildhorn Hut / Stage 3 Wildhorn Hut - Schnidehorn - Weisshorn - Wildstrubel Hut / Stage 3 Wildhorn Hut - Schnidehorn - Weisshorn - Wildstrubel Hut / Stage 4 Wildstrubel Hut - Weisshorn - Wildstrubel - Lämmeren Hut / Stage 5 Lämmeren Hut - Roter Totz - Kandersteg / Stage 6 Kandersteg - Selden - Alpetli glacier - Mutthorn Hut / Stage 7 Mutthorn Hut - Lauterbrunnen / Stage 6 Kandersteg - Selden - Alpetli glacier - Mutthorn Hut / Stage 7 Mutthorn Hut - Lauterbrunnen /
Berne Oberland North
Stage 1 Grindelwald - Jungfraujoch - Louwihorn - Konkordia Hut / Stage 2 Konkordia Hut - Trugberg - Konkordia Hut / Stage 3 Konkordia Hut - Wyssnollen - Finsteraarhorn Hut / Stage 4 Finsteraarhorn Hut - Finsteraarhorn - Finsteraarhorn Hut - Grünhornlücke - Konkordia Hut / Stage 5 Konkordia Hut - Kranzberg - Hollandia Hut / Stage 6 Hollandia Hut - Äbeniflue - Fafleralp / Alternative stage 6 Hollandia Hut - Mittaghorn - Fafleralp / Stage 6 Hollandia Hut - Mittaghorn - Fafleralp / Stage 6 Hollandia Hut - Fafleralp / Stage 6 Hollandia Hut - Fafleralp / Stage 6 Hollandia Hut - Fafleralp / Stage 6 Hollandia Hut - Fafleralp /
Bernese Oberland 4000ers
Stage 1 Grindelwald - Jungfraujoch - Mönch - Mönchsjoch Hut / Stage 2 Mönchsjoch Hut - Jungfrau - Mönchsjoch Hut / Stage 3 Mönchsjoch Hut - Gross Fiescherhorn - Hinter Fiescherhorn - Finsteraarhorn Hut / Stage 4 Finsteraarhorn Hut - Finsteraarhorn Hut - Finsteraarhorn Hut Gross Fiescherhorn - Hinter Fiescherhorn - Finsteraarhorn Hut / Stage 4 Finsteraarhorn Hut - Finsteraarhorn - Finsteraarhorn Hut - Grünhornlücke - Konkordia Hut / Stage 5 Konkordia Hut - Gross Grünhorn - Konkordia Hut / Stage 6 Konkordia Hut - Aletschhorn via the Hasler Rib - Riederalp / Alternative stage 6 Route via the Mittelaletsch Bivouac / Stage 7 Mittelaletsch Bivouac Hut - Mittelaletsch glacier - Aletschjoch - Aletschhorn, via the NE ridge - Riederalp /
Crossing the Urner Alps
Stage 1 Realp - Albert Heim Hut / Stage 2 Albert Heim Hut - Winterlücke - Lochberg - Gwüest / Stage 3 Gwüest - Chelenalp Hut / Stage 4 Chelenalp Hut - Sustenhorn - Hotel Steingletscher / Stage 5 Hotel Steingletscher - Sustli Hut / Stage 6 Sustli Hut - Grassen - Engelberg
Tour Soleil
Stage 1 Realp - Rotondo Hut / Stage 2 Rotondo Hut - Witenwasserenpass - Piz Rotondo - Rotondo pass - All'Acqua - Corno Gries Hut / Stage 3 Corno Gries Hut - Corno pass - Griessee- Blinnenhorn - Cesare Mores Hut, or Citta di Busto Hut / Stage 4 Rifugio Claudio e' Bruno - Hohsandhorn (Punta del Sabbione) - Talli Glacier - Binntal Hut, or Mittlebarg Hut / Stage 5 Binntal Hut - Albrunpass - Alp Devero Rifugio - Castiglioni - Scatta d'Orogna - Citta di Arogna Hut / Stage 6 Citta di Arogna Hut - Kaltwasserpass - Monte Leone Simplonhospiz / Stage 7 Simplonhospiz - Niederalp - Sirwaltesattel - Oberfullmoos - SaasBalen - ascent of Sengkuppe / Stage 8 Simplonhospiz - Niederalp - Sirwaltesattel - Oberfullmoos - SaasBalen - ascent of Sengkuppe / Stage 9 Simplonhospiz - Niederalp - Sirwaltesattel - Oberfullmoos - SaasBalen - ascent of Sengkuppe /
Albula Alps Traverse //
Stage 1 Julierpass - Fuorcla d'Agnel - Piz Agnel - Tschima da Flix - Jenatsch Hut / Stage 2 Jenatsch Hut - Val Laviner - Fuorcla Laviner - Piz Laviner - Val Mulix - Nax - Preda - Rätische Bahn to Bergün / Stage 3 Bergün - Tschimas da Tisch - Murtel da Lai - Fuorcla Pischa - d'Es-cha Hut / Stage 4 d'Es-cha Hut - Porta d'Es-cha - Piz Kesch - Kesch Hut / Stage 5 Kesch Hut - Alp Funtauna - Scalettahorn - Piz Grialetsch - Grialetsch Hut / Stage 6 Grialetsch Hut - Fuorcla Sarsura - Piz Sarsura - Val Sarsura - Zernez / Stage 5 Kesch Hut - Alp Funtauna - Scalettahorn - Piz Grialetsch - Grialetsch Hut / Stage 6 Grialetsch Hut - Fuorcla Sarsura - Piz Sarsura - Val Sarsura - Zernez /
Bernina (High level route) //
Stage 1 Diavolezza - Munt Pers / Stage 2 Diavolezza - Piz Palü - Boval Hut / Stage 3 Boval Hut - Piz Bernina - Marco-e-Rosa Hut / Stage 4 Marco-e-Rosa Hut - Bellavista - Marinelli Hut / Stage 5 Marinelli Hut - Fuocla dela Sella - Piz Sella - Ils Dschimels - Coaz Hut / Stage 6 Coaz Hut - Il Chapütschin - Pontresina / Stage 7 Coaz Hut - Il Chapütschin - Pontresina / Stage 8 Coaz Hut - Il Chapütschin - Pontresina / Stage 9 Coaz Hut - Il Chapütschin - Pontresina / Stage 9 Coaz Hut - Il Chapütschin - Pontresina / Stage 10 Coaz Hut - Il Chapütschin - Pontresina / Stage 11
Silvretta Crossing
Stage 1 Ischgl - Zeblasjoch - Heidelberger Hut / Stage 2 Heidelberger Hut - Breite Krone - Jamtal Hut / Stage 3 Jamtal Hut - Dreiländerspitze - Weisbadner Hut / Stage 4 Weisbadner Hut - Piz Buin - Silvretta Hut / Stage 5 Silvretta Hut - Schneeglocke - Saarbruckner Hut / Stage 6 Saarbruckner Hut - Bielerhöhe - Galtur / Stage 6 Saarbruckner Hut - Bielerhöhe - Galtur / Stage 6 Heidelberger Hut - Bielerhöhe - Galtur / Stage 6 Heidelberger Hut - Bielerhöhe - Bielerhöhe /
Ötztal (High Level Route) //
Stage 1 Obergurgl - Schönwies Hut - Langtalereck Hut / Stage 2 Langtalereck Hut - Hohe Wilde N Summit - Annakogel - Gurgler Ferner - Hochwilde Hut / Stage 3 Hochwilde Hut - Schalfkogeljoch - Schalfkogel - Martin Busch Hut / Stage 4 Martin Busch Hut - Similaun - Similaun Hut - Hauslabjoch - Hochjoch Hospiz / Stage 5 Hochjoch Hospiz - Fluchtkogel - Vernagt Hut / Stage 6 Vernagt Hut - Brochkogeljoch - Wildspitze / Stage 7 Braunschweiger Hut - Pitztaler Jöchl - Pollesjoch - Hinter Pollesalm - Huben / Stage 7 Braunschweiger Hut - Pitztaler Jöchl - Pollesjoch - Hinter Pollesalm - Huben / Stage 7 Braunschweiger Hut - Pitztaler Jöchl - Pollesjoch - Hinter Pollesalm - Huben /
Stubai (High-level route) //
Stage 1 Oberiss - Franz Senn Hut / Stage 2 Franz Senn Hut - Wildes Hinterbergl - Franz Senn Hut / Stage 3 Franz Senn Hut - Ruderhofspitz - Wildgratscharte - Amberger Hut / Stage 4 Amberger Hut - Wietenkarsattel - Windacher Daunkogel - Hildesheimer Hut, or Dresdner Hut / Stage 5 Hildesheimer Hut - Pfaffenjoch - Zuckerhütl - Wilder Pfaff - Sulzenau Hut / Stage 6 Sulzenau Hut - Pfaffenneider - Müller Hut - Wilder Freiger - Nürnberger Hut - Ranalt / Stage 6 Sulzenau Hut - Pfaffenneider - Müller Hut - Wilder Freiger - Nürnberger Hut - Ranalt /
Ortler Grand Tour
Stage 1 Sulden - Zaytal Hut - Zayjoch - Schafbergspitze - Zaytal Hut / Stage 2 Zaytal Hut - Zay glacier - Angelusscharte - Laaser glacier - Lyfijoch - Zufritthaus, 1880 / Stage 3 Zufritt Hut - Gramsenferner - pt.3285 Martellerjoch - Hintere Schranspitze, and Hintere Rotspitze (optional) - Careser glacier - Veneziaspitze (optional) - Köllkuppe - Hohenfirner - Marteller Hut / Stage 4 Marteller Hut - Zufallfirner - Monte Cevedale - Monte Pasquale (optional) - Pizzini Hut / Stage 5 Pizzini Hut - Gran Zebru glacier - Königspitze (Gran Zebru) (optional) - Col Pale Rosse - Miniera pass - Cima Della Miniera (optional) - Vth Alpini Hut, or Bertarelli Hut / Stage 6 Vth Alpini Hut, or Bertarelli Hut - Monte Zebru - Ortlerpass - Niedererer Ortler glacier - Bergl Hut - Trafoi
Dolomites (hiking and snowshoeing)
Considered one of the most beautiful mountain ranges in the world, the Dolomites offer endless winter getaways and routes. Those who venture off the beaten track (whether skiing or snowshoeing) will discover a true winter wonderland.
Practical guide
When to go?
Winter - during the lift season (early December to mid-April) season (from early December to mid-April) as this is when most utilities and hotels are most public services and hotels are open. open.
Cities & Services
San Martino, Badia, San Vigilio, Corvara, Colfosco, Selva di Val Gardena, Santa Cristina, Ortisei, La Villa, San Cassiano, Cortina, Misurina, Selva di Cadore, Canazei, Arabba, Campitello, Pozza, Vigo di Fassa.
Not to be missed
- One of the most beautiful and accessible mountain ranges in the world.
- The Sella Ronda circuit is a must for piste skiers.
- Cities such as Cortina d'Ampezzo offer a unique blend of Italian and Tyrolean culture, architecture, history and gastronomy.
- Explore the surrounding area to the Tre Cime (one of the 6 great alpine north faces), the Marmolada (the highest peak in the Dolomites), the Sassolungo Needles.
The routes
The routes are based in areas such as Canazei, Arabba, Corvara and San Martino, with breathtaking landscapes, picturesque villages and enchanting mountain views.
- Canazei - Val di Fassa // Latemar Labyrinth / Val San Nicolò / Forcia Neigra / Val Duron / Forcella Sassolungo Nord /
- Canazei and Arabba - Sella Group // Val Mesdì / Canale del Ghiacciaio / Canale Col Anton in Val Lasties / Val Setus /
- Ortisei and Selva - Val Gardena // Compaccio / Alpe di Siusi traverse / Chiesetta di San Giacomo and Pico Monte / Forcella di Mesdì / Forcella della Roa /
- Corvara - Badia South // Val de Chedul and Col Toronn / Forcella de Ciampei / Pisciadù and the Ciampac traverse / Santa Croce and Ranch da Andrè / Lech dla Lunch a Lech da Sompont /
- San Martino in Badia - Badia North and Fanis // Monte Muro / Crep dales Dodesc / Munt da Medalges / Malga Vaciara / Circuit of Utia Lavarella / Col Becchei Dessora / Monte Castello /
- Arabba - Marmolada and Livinallongo // Punta Penia / Forcella Marmolada / Monte Sief /
- San Cassiano - Passo Falzarego // Settsass / Forcella Grande / Cadin di Fanis / Canale della Nonna / Col dei Bos / Cinque Torri and Nuvolau / Tofana di Rozes /
- Selva di Cadore - Passo Giau // Monte Pore / Monte Mondeval / Lastoni di Formin / Croda da Lago /
- Pecol - Val di Zoldo // Col de la Puina / Città di Fiume / Rifugio Venezia traverse / Spiz de Zuel / Cortina and Misurina - Passo Tre Croci y Tre Cime / Malga Ra Stua / Posporcora and Col Rosa circuit / Forcella Faloria traverse / Passo del Cristallo / Giro delle Tre Cime / Sasso di Sesto /
Other routes
- Crossing of the Silvretta (Austrian Alps)
- Travelling in the Oberland
- Free-ride in La Grave
- Free-ride in Chamonix and Courmayeur
