Ortles Meranerweg Route 3.905m

Long and lonely climb to the highest peak in South Tyrol

At 3,905 m, the Ortler is the highest mountain in South Tyrol and the Tyrol region. The heavily glaciated mountain is the main peak of the Ortler Alps in the southern Eastern Alps. Its first ascent in 1804 on the orders of Archduke Johann of Austria is one of the most important mountaineering achievements of that time.
The Ortler is now considered one of the most important summit destinations in the Eastern Alps. The normal route leads to the summit via the north. All ascents of the Ortler are demanding alpine tours. The Ortler north face is actually the largest ice wall in the Eastern Alps. Other ascents are the Hintergrat, the normal route from the Payerhütte and the Hochjochgrat.

Long and lonely climb to the highest peak in South Tyrol

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Tour dates and booking

Pricing scheme

900€ for 1 person
500€ per person for 2 people

Included services

Complete organization and guidance by a state-certified mountain guide
Hut reservation
Free rental equipment

Additional costs

Transfer from and to the meeting point
Overnight stay in the mountain hut with half board
Mountain guide expenses (hut with mountain guide half board)
Individual tips
The additional costs can vary and are for guidance only!

Payment information

30% of the total amount upon booking
Final payment on the day of the day tour

Number of participants

1-2 people

About the minimum number of participants

Note for people with reduced mobility

This program is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.

Suggestion

Meeting point

Meeting with the mountain guide the day before the tour at 5:30 pm at the Hintergrat Hut

Duration

2 days