Mountainspro

16/09/2026

Starting to rap up the 2026 summer, a summer such as this it really helps to have good guides like Samppa Samuli Pekkanen and good clients like Daniel and Stav, for a good time in Wallis Switzerland 🇨🇭

04/09/2026

With my smallest clients for this season in , what a journey.

03/09/2026

Walliser days/its all about the timing #2, Benne came with the goal to realise his dream on the , however 24 hrs before there were 20 cm of fresh snow and we decided to head instead to the Guide Alpine Ayas - Ayas Mountain Guides hut where I was operated on my hand (thank you!) and the complete . A day after from the valley we went for the traverse- a mega classic which would have been frequented as the Cosmique arete if it hadn’t been so remote- and down again. Both objectives I never guided at its fullest- only half of them so the completion of both was a mega adventure for me as well.

28/08/2026

Walliser days/it’s all about the timing. Planed was an Eiger traverse, happened is a cold front the day before with 20 cm of fresh snow, done was and . Happy and tired were we 😉

20/08/2026

A great time coaching uriel and yogev in Wallis 🇨🇭and Chamonix 🇫🇷 days full of rock, ice and snow contests developing existing skills

20/08/2026

Well done to Hadi Hadi Abu Rafa who completed his European trip and went straight after our to climb the Mont Blanc 👏💪

20/08/2026

Despite challenging challenging conditions something always goes 😉waiting for the promised snow and temperatures drop 🤞

07/08/2026

Due to a short term cancellation we have ONLY one opening for n all our Chamonix based Mont Blanc activities.
Starting 06.09-ending 11.09.2026 hurry up and contact us via WhatsApp +4915203052232 or mail [email protected].

A six days Mont Blanc ascent with a mountain guide

07/08/2026

Dennis and Christian signed up for our „Mont Blanc in 6“ program, which ended a couple of days ago with our guide , Switching from the original plan they decided to head back to the Italian side and climb some classy classics. Every day out is a good day 😉

06/08/2026

The route sometimes counts more or as much as the summit itself. Last weekend our Tal niv | Mountainspro program had a partial success reaching the summit, our guide .gross made it up and down safely and me and my sick 🤒 client settled on reaching the Slovak hut at 4,010m- a huge achievement on its own and a good decision to turn and go down as shortly after, the forecasted thunderstorm came a couple of hours earlier. Right now as far as conditions go I wouldn’t state that the routes on both sides are cruisy, with heat waves and thunderstorms, the big rockfall on the south flank and generally unstable conditions every mountaineer and guide needs to keep an eye out for alpine dangers and weigh the objective risk carefully before deciding on a “stop” or “go”. Anything else will be risky or reckless.