Spaghetti Tour

The traverse of the Monte Rosa massif is for enthusiasts who are no longer attracted by alpine alpine trails, but would like to go not to glaciers and 4,000 alpine peaks. The ascents to them already have a climbing character using climbing equipment, crampons, ice axes and a little dexterity. the more demanding ones also require very good physical condition.

The highest peak of the massif is Duffourspitze (4.634 m), the highest mountain in Switzerland and the second highest in Europe (excl.Kavkaz). In total, there are about 15 peaks in the massif with altitude over 4.000 metres. The exact number of peaks varies from publicaton to publication, as well as differing opinions on which peaks belong to the massif and the definition of what is and is not a separate peak. Important four-thousand peaks in the massif include, for example, the long and high ridge of Lyskamm, Signalkuppe, at the top of which is the highest chalet in Europe Capanna Regina Margherita or Breithorn, considered to be most easily accessible four-thousand peak in Europe.

Ten to eighteen great 4,000 m peaks. All this within 5 to 6 days. An impressive multi-day round crossing of the Monte Rosa massif with ascents to four thousand peaks and accommodation at the highest chalet. Start and finish in Zermatt.

Spaghetti Maxi – to the eleven peaks we will add the ascent to the Dufourspitze and the traverse of the five peaks of the Breithorns. And traverse the two peaks of Lyskamm. So 19 four-thousand peaks! Physically demanding trip.

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