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Tobias Granath

Rock climbing – Private Guiding

Alps & Scandinavia

The most flexible option for climbers who want to make the most of their time on the rock.

Together we design a program based on your experience, ambitions and preferred style of climbing. Whether your goal is to improve your technique, gain confidence on multi-pitch routes or climb a specific objective, the program is tailored to your needs.

Operating throughout the Alps and Scandinavia, we select the most suitable destination according to weather, conditions and the objectives of the group.

From single-pitch crags and long granite ridges to classic multi-pitch routes and alpine rock climbs, we are happy to help you take the next step in your climbing journey.

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Every climbing day is customized according to your experience, ambitions and current mountain conditions.

Our goal is simple: climb outstanding routes, discover exceptional climbing areas and enjoy rewarding days on excellent rock.

Central Switzerland offers some of the finest granite climbing in the Alps. Depending on weather, conditions and your objectives, we may suggest climbing in areas such as:

• Salbitschijen
• Göscheneralp
• Furka Pass
• Susten Pass
• Meiringen
• Grimsel
• Ticino

Programs may range from single-pitch crags and technical skills development to long multi-pitch routes, alpine ridges and classic granite objectives. Whether your ambition is to improve your climbing, gain confidence on longer routes or simply enjoy great days on the rock, we design a program that matches your goals.

POSSIBLE OBJECTIVES

Examples of classic routes and areas include:

• Salbitschijen ridges
• Hannibal Turm
• Gross Furkahorn
• Gross Bielenhorn
• Sidelen granite routes
• Granite multi-pitch climbing in Göscheneralp
• Alpine rock routes in the Susten and Grimsel regions

The exact program is determined by weather, conditions and the ambitions of the group.

Private rock climbing programs can be arranged from May through October, when conditions for rock climbing in the Alps are generally at their best.

Most programs are customized according to your experience, ambitions and preferred climbing style. Depending on conditions, we may suggest different climbing areas and objectives to ensure the best possible experience.

Please contact us to discuss your plans and we will be happy to design a program that matches your goals.

Level required

Beginners to experienced climbers.

Programs are customized according to your experience, ambitions and preferred climbing style.

Group size

Maximum 2 participants per guide.

Duration

From 1-7 days

Season

May – October

Insurance

Participants are responsible for arranging appropriate travel, accident and rescue insurance.

Price

Private guiding from CHF 750 per day.

Multi-day programs and objectives involving significant travel may have separate pricing.

ADDITIONAL EXPENSES

Guide expenses such as accommodation, transportation, lift tickets and hut costs are not included unless otherwise specified.

Pricing follows the recommended fee structure of the Swiss Mountain Guides Association (SBV) and may vary depending on:

• Type of activity and location
• Technical difficulty
• Program duration
• Group size
• Logistical requirements
• Season

ALPINE ROCK CLIMBING – EQUIPMENT LIST

The equipment list may vary depending on the chosen objective, weather conditions and the nature of the climbing.

Please contact us if you need to rent any equipment.

TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT

• Climbing shoes
• Harness
• Helmet
• Chalk bag

Depending on the objective, the following equipment may also be required:

• Mountaineering boots
• Crampons
• Ice axe

Other Equipment

• Backpack (25–35 litres)
• Warm hat
• Sun hat
• Insulating jacket
• Base layer
• Mid layer
• Waterproof jacket

• Waterproof trousers
• Extra socks
• Thin gloves
• Warm gloves
• Sunglasses
• Headlamp
• Spare batteries or charging cable
• Water bottle (1–2 litres)
• Snacks and energy bars
• Sunscreen and lip protection
• Blister kit and personal medication
• Earplugs
• Sleeping sheet for mountain huts (if required)
• Mobile phone
• Power bank