Multi-day tours

With the mighty Tödi towering above, you’ll be trekking across two immense glacial expanses straddling the cantons of Glarus and Uri. This remote, pristine area is not only known for its fascinating alpine landscapes but also for its cosy, inviting huts and the unspoiled quality of the surrounding nature.

Discover this milestone of high alpine construction; the Monte Rosa Hut is at an exposed location at 2’883 m a.s.l, in the midst of an unspoilt and spectacular landscape between the Gorner, Grenz and Monte Rosa glaciers.

Trek over the longest glacial stream in the Alps, the Great Aletsch Glacier. Measuring 23 kilometers in length from its catchment area in the Jungfrau region to the Massa Gorge, the glacier has a 900 m ice cover as it reaches the Konkordiaplatz.

Alpine splendors will spoil you on every day of the trek. You’ll get the most out of the various stages, framed by the 4,000-meter peaks of the Allalinhorn, Alphubel, Täschhorn, Dom, Rimpfischhorn, Matterhorn and the breathtaking panorama of the Monte Rosa area. Each day you’ll become acclimated to the mountain surroundings and altitude before capping off the trek with the ascent of the Breithorn (4,164 meters) on the last day.