Ski tours easy to medium: Lovely Obergoms (4 days)

Description

However, it also surprises with a variety of attractive and very appealing ski tour options. The Hotel Walser is also a good address for comfortable and relaxing vacations. Experience enjoyable days for body and soul with us! Program: Day 1: We meet at 10.35 am at the train station in Ulrichen/VS. After a short walk to the Hotel Walser, we deposit our luggage and have a snack in the restaurant. We will then go on our first ski tour to the Üelicherblase (2301m). 2nd and 3rd day: Every day we have a nice selection of varied ski tours in this magnificent high valley. Possible tour destinations are: Oberwalderblase (2293m), Mannlibode (2463m), Chli Chastelhorn (2683m), Teltschehorn (2744m), Gale (2508m), Sidelhorn (2764m) or, with the support of the Bellwald mountain railroads, the Täschehorn (3008m). Day 4: We end the eventful and enjoyable days of ski touring in Obergoms with a beautiful final tour. The tour ends at approx. 15.00 hrs at Ulrichen station. General information: Requirements: These tours are technically easy to medium. This means: The terrain on these tours is predominantly moderately steep, the descents are easy to moderately difficult with some short, steeper passages. You have some experience in the hairpin technique and the use of crampons. These tours do not require any alpine experience. However, a safe skiing style in all types of snow and fitness for ascents of up to approx. 1400 vertical meters and approx. 4 hours as well as daily stages of up to 6 hours are required. Group size: 5 - 8 participants per mountain guide Top. Maps: LK 1:50,000 sheet 265 S Nufenenpass Accommodation and food: Accommodation in a double room with half board at the Hotel Walser (www.hotel-walser.ch) is organized. A limited number of single rooms are available for an additional charge (approx. CHF 30 per night). If the group constellation (odd number of participants, ratio women/men) results in single rooms, the single room surcharge will be paid 50% by Montanara and 50% by the guest in cash on site. This cost sharing does not apply if the participant has reserved a single room in advance. You bring your own snacks for the tours. We have the opportunity to shop in Ulrichen. Tea is included in the price and will be handed out at the hotel. Insurances: The participant undertakes to take out adequate insurance cover. Cancellation insurance is strongly recommended for these tours. If you do not have cancellation insurance, you will be charged for any costs incurred. If you do not have your own insurance, we can offer you annual insurance (Intertours travel insurance from AXA Winterthur). Please indicate this when you register. You will then receive the relevant form with the tour confirmation. The policy and premium invoice will be issued directly by AXA Winterthur. Services included in the tour price: Guided tour by our mountain guides and overnight stay with half board in a double room with tea at the hotel. Not included: Other drinks, lunch, all travel costs, any mountain railroad and cab costs as well as single room supplements and rental equipment costs. Equipment list: Ski touring boots Touring skis (well prepared / waxed) Skins, crampons Usual ski clothing Telescopic ski poles with large poles Stormproof jacket and storm pants Dig. 3-antenna avalanche transceiver (LVS). Casual clothes, slippers (hotel) Avalanche shovel Spare underwear, toiletries Avalanche probe Warm gloves, cap, sun hat Backpack Lunch, pocket knife Ski helmet (recommended) Drinking bottle for tea (thermos if possible) Good sunglasses, sun cream, lip protection Small pharmacy (adhesive plaster, elastic bandage, etc.) Half-fare travelcard or GA travelcard (if available) Small to medium-sized suitcase/bag You can hire an avalanche transceiver with shovel and probe from us. Rental prices: LVS/shovel/probe CHF 40. Please order your rental equipment when you register or at least 3 days before the start of the course at the Montanara office. Phone: +41 41 878 12 59 / Mail: info@montanara.ch The mountain guide will bring the ordered rental equipment to the meeting point. The rental costs can be paid in cash to the mountain guide at the end of the tour. Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.