
Ski touring
December to April
From your first climb on skins to multi-day traverses. I plan the route around conditions and your skills.
Mountain guide in the Swiss Alps. Ski touring, freeride, alpine tours and climbing, private or in small groups.

December to April
From your first climb on skins to multi-day traverses. I plan the route around conditions and your skills.

January to April
Untracked slopes away from the pistes, with careful avalanche assessment and well-chosen lines.

March to May
On skis across glaciers to high summits, with rope, crampons and crevasse rescue.

December to March
Reading the bulletin, judging terrain, practising transceiver search, so you can make good decisions yourself.

June to September
Glacier, snow and rock. Classic alpine tours for beginners and experienced climbers, with a night in a hut.

July to September
Exposed ridges on a short rope, plenty of rock under your hands and views on both sides.

June to October
Off-trail passes and summits without glaciers. A great way to get to know the high mountains.

June to September
Alpine and climbing courses: rope work, crevasse rescue and building anchors, step by step.
All tours are private or in small groups. Dates on request.
Rates: I work with the rates and general terms of the Swiss Mountain Guides Association (SBV). SBV rates, Terms (PDF, German)

Mountain guide, engineer, and happiest where the track is still fresh.
The mountains pulled me in early: at six I climbed Piz Kesch with my father, my first mountain tour. After high school and a degree in mechanical engineering at ETH Zurich, I decided to train as a mountain guide.
Safety in the mountains comes first for me. I plan every tour around current conditions and what you have in mind, so you learn something along the way and enjoy your day out.
Short clips from tours of the last few winters.
Tell me what you have in mind: goal, dates, experience and group size.
I suggest a suitable tour and sort out conditions, huts and equipment.
We meet at the trailhead and set off. I keep an eye on weather, snow and pace.