Multi-day tours.
Cross the high mountains.

Day 1 · From Vent, we ascend via the Hochjoch Hospiz and the scenic Gustav Delorette trail to the Kesselwandferner. Crossing the glacier brings us to the Brandenburger Haus at 3,270 metres. In the evening, a short walk towards the Dahmannspitze offers a remarkable view of sunset. Allow around 2½ hours to the Hochjoch Hospiz and another 3½ hours to the hut, with about 1,400 metres of ascent.

Day 2 · We cross the Kesselwandferner and upper Guslarjoch to the Fluchtkogel (3,500 m), then descend over the Guslarferner to the Vernagt Hut for our second night. Allow roughly 1½–2 hours to the summit and another 2 hours to the hut; the climb to the Fluchtkogel gains about 300 metres.

Day 3 · Across the moraine and Vernagtferner, we climb to the Brochkogeljoch, move onto the heavily glaciated north side and traverse the Taschachferner to the Wildspitze’s southwest ridge. A short mixed passage leads to the summit at 3,770 metres. We descend via the Mitterkarjoch or, if conditions allow, over the north summit and Rofenkarferner towards the Breslauer Hut and Vent. Allow about 4½–5 hours from the Vernagt Hut to the summit and roughly 3½ hours from the summit to Vent, with about 1,200 metres of ascent on the final day.

Day 1 · From Vent, we climb via the Hochjoch Hospiz and the scenic Gustav Delorette trail to the Kesselwandferner. Crossing the glacier brings us to the Brandenburger Haus. After dinner, a walk towards the Dahmannspitze (3,400 m) is a wonderful way to watch the sunset. Allow around 2½ hours to the Hochjoch Hospiz and another 3½ hours to the hut, with about 1,400 m of ascent.

Day 2 · After a short descent to the Kesselwandjoch, we step onto the vast Gepatschferner. A gentle ascent over roughly six kilometres leads to the Weißseespitze (3,510 m), with approximately three hours of walking on the glacier. We return by the ascent route to the Brandenburger Haus. Around 6–7 hours in total, with 300 m ascent and 300 m descent.

Day 3 · We cross the Kesselwandferner and upper Guslarjoch to the nearby Fluchtkogel (3,500 m). The descent follows the Guslarferner to the Vernagt Hut and continues to Vent. Allow around 1½–2 hours and 300 m ascent from the Brandenburger Haus to the summit, then roughly 2 hours down to the Vernagt Hut.

The route depends on current glacier and weather conditions.

Day 1 · You walk independently from Vent to the Vernagt Hut and meet your guide over dinner to discuss the route and prepare for the days ahead. Allow around 3½ hours and 800 metres of ascent.

Day 2 · Together we cross the Guslarferner and upper Guslarjoch to the Fluchtkogel (3,500 m), then traverse the Kesselwandferner to the Brandenburger Haus at 3,274 m. There is time to enjoy the panorama and, if conditions and energy allow, walk towards the Dahmannspitze for sunset. Around 4 hours, 900 m ascent and 300 m descent.

Day 3 · A short descent to the Kesselwandjoch brings us onto the vast Gepatschferner. We cross around six kilometres of glacier to the Weißseespitze, then retrace part of our route before descending the scenic Richtersteig to the Weißkugelhütte (2,534 m). Around 6–7 hours, 300 m ascent and 1,000 m descent.

Day 4 · The main summit day leads over the Langtauferer Ferner and Weißkugeljoch to the Hintereisjoch, then up the south ridge to the Weißkugel (3,739 m). We descend the long Hintereisferner to the Hochjoch Hospiz and continue to Vent. Allow around 9–10 hours to the hospiz and roughly two more hours to Vent, with approximately 1,300 m ascent and 1,800 m descent in total.

Tip · An extra night at the Hochjoch Hospiz breaks up the very long final descent.

Day 1 · You walk independently from Vent to the Hochjoch Hospiz (2,412 m), where you meet your guide over dinner to discuss the route and prepare for the days ahead. Allow around 2½ hours and 500 m of ascent.

Day 2 · We cross the Hintereisferner to the Hintereisjoch and follow the south ridge to the Weißkugel (3,739 m). The descent takes us over the Langtauferer Ferner to the Weißkugel Hut (2,534 m). Around 9–10 hours, 1,400 m ascent and 1,300 m descent.

Day 3 · The scenic Richtersteig leads us onto the vast Gepatschferner, with views back to the Weißkugel. We climb the gently rising glacier to the Weißseespitze (3,510 m), then cross towards the Brandenburger Haus (3,274 m). Around 6–7 hours, 1,100 m ascent and 300 m descent.

Day 4 · A shorter stage leads from the Kesselwandjoch across the Kesselwandferner and upper Guslarjoch to the Fluchtkogel (3,500 m). We descend the steep Guslarferner to the Vernagt Hut. Around 4 hours, 300 m ascent and 1,000 m descent.

Day 5 · Wildspitze day: via the Vernagtferner and Brochkogeljoch, we cross the Taschachferner to the summit ridge. A short rocky section brings us to Tirol’s highest point (3,770 m). In suitable conditions, we traverse to the north summit and descend over the Rofenkarferner to Vent.

Day 1 · From Obergurgl we climb via the Rotmoosjoch to the Zwickauer Hut and continue to the Scheiberkogel. We spend the night at the Zwickauer Hut.

Day 2 · The rocky east ridge leads to the Hinterer Seelenkogel (3,472 m). We descend over the Mittlerer Seelenferner to the Hinteren Ackerlen, climb again to the Langtalerjoch (3,055 m) and continue to the Stettiner Hut at the Eisjöchl (2,875 m) for the night.

Day 3 · We climb to the rocky south summit of the Hochwilde (3,480 m), then traverse with easy climbing to the exposed north summit (3,460 m). We descend towards the Annajoch and cross either the Gurgler Ferner or Langtalferner to the Langtalereck Hut before continuing to Obergurgl.

Tip · An additional night at the Langtalereck Hut breaks up the long descent on day three.

Day 1 · We take the gondola to Hohe Mut and follow a scenic path and glacially polished rock slabs to the Rotmoosferner. We cross to the Rotmoosjoch and descend to the Zwickauer Hut (2,980 m). Around 4 hours and 600 m ascent.

Day 2 · Easy scrambling on the east ridge leads to the Hinterer Seelenkogel (3,472 m). We descend over the Seelenferner and through the Langtal to the Langtalereck Hut (2,430 m). Around 5 hours and 500 m ascent.

Day 3 · Past the former Hochwildehaus, we cross the Gurgler Ferner to the striking summit of Hochwilde. Fixed cables and steps cut into the rock help us on the final ascent. We return over the Langtalferner and through the Langtal to the hut. Around 9 hours and 1,000 m ascent.

Day 4 · We cross the Piccard Bridge and continue to the Ramol Hut (3,006 m). From there, we climb via the Ramoljoch and a rocky ridge to the Hinterer Spiegelkogel (3,426 m), then return to the hut for the night.

Day 5 · A day tour from the hut takes us to the Schalfkogel (3,540 m), the glaciated summit that dominates the view from Obergurgl. We return to the Ramol Hut. Around 7 hours and 700 m ascent.

Day 6 · We cross the Ramolferner to the Northern Ramolkogel (3,426 m), then descend past the Ramol Hut to Obergurgl. Around 6 hours and 400 m ascent.

The final programme depends on glacier, weather and group conditions.

Day 1 · From Vent, we follow the Niedertal to the Martin Busch Hut (2,501 m). Around 3 hours and 600 m ascent.

Day 2 · An early start takes us over the Marzellkamm, Niederjochferner and west ridge to the Similaun (3,606 m). After time on the summit, we descend to the Similaun Hut (3,019 m). Around 6 hours, 1,100 m ascent and 600 m descent.

Day 3 · We visit the Ötzi discovery site near the Hauslabjoch, then climb the north ridge to the Finailspitze (3,516 m). A glacier descent and short final climb bring us to the Schöne Aussicht Hut. Around 5 hours, 600 m ascent and 700 m descent.

Day 4 · Across the Hintereisferner and Hintereisjoch, we follow the south ridge to the Weißkugel (3,739 m). A long descent on the Hintereisferner brings us to the Hochjoch Hospiz (2,412 m). Around 8 hours, 1,000 m ascent and 1,800 m descent.

Day 5 · The Gustav Delorette trail takes us to the Kesselwandferner. We climb via the upper Guslarjoch to the Fluchtkogel (3,500 m), then descend to the Vernagt Hut ahead of the Wildspitze day. Around 7 hours, 1,100 m ascent and 800 m descent.

Day 6 · We set out early across the Brochkogeljoch and Taschachferner to the Wildspitze (3,770 m). After a final view over much of our route, we descend via the Breslauer Hut to Vent. Around 9 hours, 1,000 m ascent and 1,400 m descent.

All stages depend on current mountain conditions.

Day 1 · We meet in Sölden, take the shuttle bus into the Windachtal and climb to the Hildesheimer Hut (2,899 m) for the night. Around 2½–3 hours and 900 m ascent.

Day 2 · A path and rocky ground lead to the Pfaffenferner. Roped together, we cross the Pfaffenjoch and Sulzenauferner to the Zuckerhütl, the highest peak of the Stubai Alps. We climb by the Pfaffenschneide or normal route, with rock climbing up to grade II. From the Pfaffensattel, we ascend scree and traces of a path to the Wilder Pfaff. Its narrow southeast ridge calls for care before we cross the Übeltalferner to the exposed Becherhaus for the night. Around 7 hours, 900 m ascent and 400 m descent.

Day 3 · A shorter rocky ridge leads to the Wilder Freiger, which we traverse. After a stop at the Müller Hut, we cross the Übeltalferner to the Schwarzwandscharte and descend through the scenic Timmelstal past the Schwarzsee, alpine pastures and moorland to the Timmelsalm and Timmelsbrücke. We return by bus to Obergurgl and Sölden. Around 6 hours, 300 m ascent and 1,700 m descent.

Routes and timings depend on conditions.

Day 1 · We climb from Obergurgl via the Küppelealm to the Ramol Hut (3,006 m). The hut looks out over Obergurgl and the Gurgler Ferner and offers beautiful sunset and sunrise views.

Day 2 · Crossing the Ramoljoch (3,280 m), we descend on the Vent side below the icy flank of the Hinterer Spiegelkogel. The Diemweg and Niedertal lead us to the Martin Busch Hut (2,500 m) for the night.

Day 3 · We traverse the Saykogel (3,360 m), following the glacier-free crossing from the Niedertal into the Rofental with wide views along the way. We spend the night at the Hochjoch Hospiz (2,412 m).

Day 4 · From the Hochjoch Hospiz, the Gustav Delorette trail leads us to the Kesselwandferner. Roped together, we cross the glacier to the Brandenburger Haus (around 3,270 m), surrounded by the vast icefields of the upper Ötztal. After an afternoon on the hut terrace, an evening walk towards Dahmannspitze offers a memorable sunset.

Day 5 · We climb the technically straightforward glaciated Fluchtkogel (3,500 m), then descend via the Vernagt Hut and Rofenhöfe to Vent. We return together to Obergurgl.