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The ascent of the ancient majesty via the North Ridge is an exciting mountain climb that is on par with the ridge routes of the Western Alps.

From Obergurgl by train to Hohe Mut, over the Rotmoosjoch to the Hinterer Seelenkogel and back via the Langtalereckhütte.

A barely frequented ridge connects the Manigenbachkogel and the Northern Ramolkogel. A true high-alpine secret tip in the Ötztal!

On the traverse of the Aiguille d'Entrèves, you can excellently get a taste of ridge climbing and gently approach the Mont Blanc massif.

A wonderfully scenic route, perfect as a day route from the Jamtalhut. With e-bike support, it is also possible directly from Galtür.

From Hammersbach via Längenfelderkopf and Osterfelderkopf to Höllentorkogel. With or without cable car.

The Matterhorn rises 4,478 meters above the Kirchspitze of Zermatt. The normal ascent via the Hörnligrat is considered one of the most demanding ...

On the route of the first ascenders via the Festigrat to the Dom. A combined, long circular route in the Swiss Valais.

The route from Flachau via the Fauklogel takes you over 26 kilometers and 2,100 meters of elevation through partly difficult, varied terrain.

Summit route from the Lenzanger car park via managed alpine pastures to the Bockhartscharte below the Silberpfennig (2,600 m).

The Gschnitztal Hut Route is a long and demanding circular route from hut to hut in the Gschnitztal – a lonely side valley of the Tyrolean Wipptal.

Challenging combination high above the Salzach valley. Crossing of the Werfener Hochthron with a subsequent detour to the Fieberhorn and descent ...

The Gosaukamm, with its bold towers and needles, is a rock bastion of unique wildness. On a circular hike, you get very close to it.

Bike, Hike, Ski – the Hintere Schwärze and its north face (50°) as a day route from Vent.

Over Germany's northernmost glacier, we ascend to the Blaueisspitze and the Hochkalter in the Berchtesgaden Alps.

This extensive circular route connects Jägersee with Tappenkarsee over the idyllic grassy mountains between Kleinarl and Großarl.

On the Italian normal route, you earn the Mont Blanc honestly from the valley.   There the Papal route leads you to the highest Alpine summit.

Hiking and running, enjoying and marveling – over 5 mountains in the Osterhorn group.

Short but intense: The Rötelstein traverse near Filzmoos is ascenic, alpine loop hike featuring ridge sections, easy climbing sections, and steep ...

Saalbach-Hinterglemm in the Pinzgau is one of the most versatile ski touring areas in the state of Salzburg. The Pinzgau Grass Mountains, with ...

The Ankogel Herrenrunde leads us over 30 km and 3,000 meters of elevation through the border area between Salzburg and Carinthia.

The "Anita Route," first published by Norbert Asen in 2001, leads us from HÜttschlag up to the Kleine Mureck. From there, it continues over the ...

With roaring torrents, glacial ice, and exposed iron clamps—the ascent through the Höllental is arguably the most impressive, but also the most ...

Long, high alpine and partly exposed ridge route with sustained climbing sections up to grade III. Physically very demanding since you stay for a ...

It is best to save this special ascent and this particular descent for the last day if you spend a route week at the Jenatschhütte: the Piz D’Err ...

Below along the piste, above through high alpine terrain. On the ski route to the Northern Daunkogel in the Stubai Valley, snow reliability and a ...

Scenically impressive and relatively easy ski route in the Pragser Dolomites. Start at Hotel Brückele in Plätzwiese near Prags rustic hut ...

The Hochstaufen (1,771 m) rises as one of the last rocky barriers above Bad Reichenhall before the Chiemgau Alps transition into the Alpine foothills.

Narrow and colossal! The ski route to Piz Palü in the Bernina group impresses with a spectacular ascent and descent amidst a bizarre glacier world.

Physically demanding route in the Schladminger Tauern along numerous attractions such as the Riesachsee and the Riesachfall.

Two peaks over 3,000 meters and one almost 3,000-meter peak in the Granatspitz group in one go!

The somewhat longer—but more secluded—hike to Austria's highest peak.

To the moon and back down again. The Tennengebirge crossing takes you over a bizarre lunar landscape.

At the southern escarpments of the Stone Sea, a dreamlike ski touring cirque beckons near Hinterthal. High above it towers the Marterlkopf.

From Vernagt over the Fineilspitze to the Martin-Busch-Hütte and through the Rofental to Kurzras. 

The ascent from the Britannia hut near Saas-Fee to the Rimpfischhorn leads over extensive glaciers and culminates in a fantastic ridge climb.

The Raurisertal – an eldorado for trail runners, hikers, and mountaineers. The Silberpfennig is the perfect peak to get to know the area.

On this 30-kilometer route, you overcome 2,700 meters of elevation to the peaks high above the Seealpsee.

Wide ski slopes, a ridge with a magnificent view, and a cozy hut – the ski high route on Piz Sesvenna will thrill you!

From the Ochsenalm over the Kalbenjoch to the mountaineering village Trins.