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On the road with the pros
Are you planning a special summit experience? Whether for yourself, your friends, your family or as an exclusive company event - we can arrange the perfect summit experience for you. optimally qualified guide for your project.
Why hike or climb with a qualified mountain guide?
Our network comprises over 80 state-certified mountain guides, who have turned their passion into their profession. They will accompany you safely to your destination with maximum commitment and meticulous preparation. There are virtually no limits to your thirst for adventure:
- High tours: From the classic summit ascent to the expedition on an 8000 meter peak.
- Climbing: Alpine climbing in the Dolomites (up to grade IX).
- Hiking: Individually planned Alpine crossings and long-distance hiking trails.
- Security: Professional risk management by experienced professionals.
Expert advice for your mountain adventure
We will be happy to advise you in detail about your desired destination and find the right companion for your level. We will make sure that your dream tour is perfectly planned and unforgettable.
Are you interested in the background? Find out more about the Differences between mountain guides and mountain hiking guides.
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Then visit our vivalpin.blog.
For a detailed tour planning or suggestions we are always at your disposal. Call us (+49 8821 9430 323) or send us an email to .
Are you missing equipment?
You can hire many items of equipment from us, for everything else you will receive a discount of 10% at bergfreunde.de
Here you will find important information on pricing and cancellation policies
If you are traveling with your camper, we may offer you the Pitch at the Wank in a wonderful panoramic location (€ 26,- per night).
For customers of our partner Hornung there are also free parking spaces.
Program and schedule
- Mountain guide:in with the appropriate qualifications
- Personal advice from state-certified mountain and ski guide
- Necessary EDELRID Rental equipment
- Booking of quarters / bases
- Proven risk management
- 10% discount code for your purchases at bergfreunde.de
Additional costs
- Possibly overnight stays in huts with half board for multi-day tours
- evtl. Seilbahnfahrten
- Snacks, drinks
- Arrival, possible parking fee
- Travel cancellation insurance of the alliance if required
Our guides are also always happy to receive a small tip if you enjoyed the tour/course.
Plan individual tours in all difficulties and at any time of the year.
Note on program changes:
All courses and guided tours are conscientiously organized and carried out in accordance with the safety standards of the Vivalpin Mountain and Ski School with qualified specialists (e.g. mountain and ski guides, mountain hiking guides, etc.). The provisional tour program may be adjusted for safety-related reasons, such as bad weather, dangerous conditions, unforeseen natural events or inadequate conditions of the participants. The final program will be decided by the guide on site.
Let us advise you and together we will find your personal dream tour. Or training, coaching... Our team has been the experts for courses and guided tours in the Alps and the mountains of the world for 40 years.
"Whether you want to leave the sharp end of the rope to a professional or plan an alpine crossing on an individual route, this is our passion and our profession for 40 years now. We look forward to your email or phone call."
Christof Schellhammer
State certified mountain and ski guide
Mountain School Director
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