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Ortles Normal Route

Guided Ortler Ascent via the Normal Route – your safe path to South Tyrol’s highest peak

Dauer

2 participants max

Payer Hut Solda

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Booking conditions

The tour is considered confirmed once the 30% deposit has been paid (directly during the online booking).
The remaining balance must be paid at least 14 days before the tour starts.

All general terms and cancellation conditions for day tours can be found at:
https://www.dolomagic.it/terms-and-conditions

Scheduled Group Tours

Sat, Jul 11, 2026

2 spots left

Sun, Jul 12, 2026

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Tour Details

At 3,905 m, the Ortler stands as the highest peak in South Tyrol and the entire Tyrol region. This glaciated giant dominates the Ortler Alps and has shaped alpine history ever since its legendary first ascent in 1804 under Archduke Johann of Austria. Today, the Ortler remains one of the most iconic summit goals in the Eastern Alps.

The normal route leads from the north and is a true classic: a demanding high-altitude, mixed climb over glaciers, steep firn slopes and exposed passages. The impressive north face, the largest ice wall in the Eastern Alps, forms a dramatic backdrop to this ascent. It is a serious alpine challenge that requires solid fitness, sure-footedness and experience at altitude. Alongside the normal route, the Ortler offers other famous climbs such as the Hintergrat, the Hochjochgrat and the ascent from the Payerhütte.

On the Ortler Normal Route, your local IFMGA mountain guide from South Tyrol leads you safely and efficiently to the summit. With deep knowledge of conditions, terrain and route variations, we make this demanding climb a safe and unforgettable experience.

Ready to stand on the highest peak of South Tyrol?
Contact us and we’ll plan your Ortler ascent together.

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