Mönch – Fiescherhörner – Finsteraarhorn | Skitouren & Bergsteigen auf 4’000er

Experience high mountains, proud peaks and beautiful ski tour descents through the Aletsch high mountain world together!

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View from the Grünhornlücke to the Finsteraarhorn

At the beginning of May, we go on 4,000-metre peaks and ski tours together. In May, the conditions on the 4,000-metre peaks of the Bernese Oberland are perfect and we make the most of the days and climb several 4,000-metre peaks together: Fiescherhörner and Finsteraarhorn. We scramble with ice axes and crampons over easy ridges and climb somewhat steeper firn sections. Always well secured, of course, and coached in a 3-man rope team with the mountain guide. We start with the magnificent tour over the Trugberg with a great descent to the Konkordiaplatz. Here we can acclimatise well before climbing the two Fiescherhörner peaks and the Finsteraarhorn, the icon of the Bernese Alps, over the next two days. On the last day we undertake the fantastic tour over the Galmihorn and descend into Goms. Depending on the snow conditions, we descend into the Lötschental at the end of May. Here you can ski down for a long time and the bus goes up to 1800 metres.

  • Tour programme and meeting point

    • Meeting place

      10:15 am Junfraujoch

      We meet on the Jungfraujoch, right by the first coffee bar.

    • Day 1 - Mönch

      700 Hm

      700 Hm

      ZS-

      We climb the first few metres on touring skis towards the Mönchsjochhütte. At the start of the normal route to the Mönch, we set up a ski depot and ascend to the summit roped up in a 3-person rope team. Experience has shown that such a fast ascent (Jungfrau cable car and summit ascent) is strenuous with little acclimatisation and quickly leads to headaches. So we take it slow and easy and climb as high as possible. We spend the night in the Mönchsjochhütte and enjoy excellent service.

    • Day 2 - Fiescherhörner

      1000 Hm

      1550 metres altitude

      ZS

      The day begins with a marvellous descent across the Ewigschneefeld. After the ascent to the Fieschersattel, the ascent of the Fiescherhörner over rock, snow and ice begins. The descent takes us over a wild glacier to the Finsteraarhorn hut.

    • Day 3 - Finsteraarhorn

      1200 metres altitude

      1200 metres altitude

      ZS

      High ski tour on the Finsteraarhorn with 2nd degree climbing sections and a magnificent descent through the glacier. Another overnight stay in the Finsteraarhorn hut

    • Day 4 - Conclusion over the Galmihorn

      700 Hm

      1500 metres altitude

      WS+

      Closing approx. 15:00

      Depending on the conditions, we leave the Aletsch Arena via the Galmihorn, the Lötschental or the Fiescheralp. An alternative and shorter option is via the Lötschenlücke into the Lötschental or to the Fiescheralp.

  • Requirements

    • Mastering the ski touring technique (skins, hairpin turns).
    • Safe downhill technique in open terrain and in different types of snow.
    • You have experience with ice axe and crampons.
    • Stamina for ski tours of around 1200 metres at a normal pace (~400m/h).
    • In addition, there are sections where we carry the skis and trudge through the snow.
  • Price and services

    • CHF 2190.-
    • Rope team with 2 guests per mountain guide.
    • Including overnight stay in a hut and half board.
    • Including planning and realisation with mountain guide and his travel expenses.
    • Excluding travel expenses, possible train tickets, personal consumption.
  • Material and equipment

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us, preferably directly at Jonas or via the Contact form

That's what our guests say:

  • Clémence Daloz

    Our 4-day tour in the Bernese Oberland (Fiescherhörner/Finsteraarhorn/Galmihorn) with Philipp and Hannes was great fun. The group was friendly and there was a good atmosphere. The glacier landscape is spectacular and the snow conditions at the end of May were fantastic. Both mountain guides are very competent and complement each other well. Philipp finds secret descents with sulz and speaks perfect French. Hannes is very helpful and patient. Very good tour guiding from both. I learnt a lot of interesting tips. Many thanks to both mountain guides and to the fun group! I wish you a great tour with Bergschaft!
  • Thomas Nigg

    A great tour in the Aletsch region with two days of glorious weather, beautiful slopes, a spectacular descent and two less beautiful days that forced us to make an alternative exit. That's also part of it and was super "managed". Nevertheless, it was a great experience, well guided, instructive and fun.

Impressions: Mönch - Fiescherhörn - Finsteraarhorn

    Departure from the Galmihorn from the tour to the Finsteraarhorn
    Departure from the Galmihorn from the tour to the Finsteraarhorn
    Profile of the Finsteraarhorn
    the Finsteraarhorn at sunrise
    Summit ridge from Finsteraarhorn
    View from the Grünhornlücke to the Finsteraarhorn
    Descent from the Finsteraarhorn
    Finsteraarhorn from the south on the ascent
    Downhill skiing on the Aletsch Glacier
    Summit of the Galmihorn from the tour to the Finsteraarhorn

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Here you will find the organisation of our tours as a guideline. If you are unsure which level suits you best, feel free to get in touch - We can help you!

Technics

Technology 1 - for beginners

Easy tours, suitable for beginners. The terrain is easy and moderate. No previous mountaineering experience is necessary.

Ski toursSafe skiing on the black piste in the ski area. No previous knowledge of ski touring necessary.

Technique 2 - Leisurely tours

Easy to slightly challenging tours with short, steeper sections that we master together and with coaching. You are ready for this level after a basic or taster course.

Ski toursFirst off-piste experience up to approx. 30° slope gradient. You have mastered the basic techniques of ski touring and have some experience of hairpin bends.

Technique 3 - Medium tours

Medium-difficulty tours with short, technical sections that are easy to do with some previous experience. You have already done a few tours and feel confident with your equipment and technique.

Ski toursYou are confident in off-piste terrain up to a slope angle of approx. 35° and are proficient in hairpin bends in a variety of terrain. 

Technique 4 - First big tours

Challenging tours with longer, steeper passages that require a good level of experience and skill. We secure these sections with ropes and coach you through difficult sections. Suitable for adventure-seekers with solid basic training.

Ski toursSafe skiing in steep off-piste terrain (up to approx. 40°), solid hairpin technique. First experience with rope manoeuvres, such as roping up on the glacier and abseiling.

Technique 5 - Grand tours

Very demanding tours, with technical passages that require a good level of experience and skill. These are secured, but smooth, rapid progress is required. For experienced climbers with plenty of experience and a thirst for adventure.

Ski toursYou are a very safe skier on steep, unsecured terrain. You are a master of hairpin turns in difficult conditions and have experience with rope manoeuvres and glacier equipment.

Endurance

Endurance 1 - Easy tours

Easy tours with plenty of time to take a break and enjoy.

  • Elevation gain: approx. 500 - 800 metres per day, 
  • Pace: approx. 250 - 300 m / h.
Endurance 2 - Leisurely tours

"Normal" tour at a leisurely pace with 800 - 1000 vertical metres per day, ~300 hm / h.

Endurance 3 - Medium tours

Longer tours at a steady, fluid pace. A solid basic level of fitness is required here.

  • Elevation gain: approx. 1200 metres per day
  • Pace: approx. 350 m / h.
Endurance 4 - First big tours

Long and challenging tours at a brisk but constant pace. Ideal for active sports enthusiasts.

  • Elevation gain: up to 1500 metres per day
  • Pace: approx. 350 m / h.
Endurance 5 - Long tours

Very long tours with more than 1500 metres in altitude per day. Requires very good fitness and stamina.

  • Elevation metres: 1500 m + per day
  • Pace: approx. 400 m / h.

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