Monte Rosa Freeride (Alagna)

Monte Rosa is the second highest peak in the Alps, is with a lot of ice-covered mountain, with huge icy slopes and seracas. Its main peak, called Dufourspitze is 4634 m high, followed by five almost equally high daughter peaks: Dunantspitze, Grenzgipfel, Nordend, Zumsteinspitze and Signalkuppe. Monte Rosa stretches on both sides of the border between Switzerland and Ital. Its two main peaks lie on the Swiss side and the other four in Italy.

Alagna is located on the east side of the large ski area of Monterosaski (Italy). It connects the three valleys surrounding the Monte Rose massif (Alagna, Gressoney and Champoluc). Alagna offers skiing at the highest level, both on and off the ski slope. Everywhere with exceptional views of the surrounding peaks. The area offers a huge range of off-piste skiing options, some of which allow up to 1,500 altitude meters of uninterrupted skiing. The helical option allows up to 3500 meters of descent. During our stay, we will use the system of ski lifts and gondolas to explore these huge ski areas with virgin snow and will draw new tracks in them. We will be accommodated in the Vigevano hut in the middle of the ski slope, at an altitude of 2864m above sea level, in rooms for 4 people.