Ascent of the Vincent Pyramid 4.215m
Embark on the ascent of the Vincent Pyramid (4,215 m), one of the most prominent peaks in the Alps, guided by David Pérez, an experienced mountain guide certified by UIAGM, UIMLA, and AEGM. This challenging climb will take you through a spectacular alpine environment, offering breathtaking panoramic views from the summit. David Pérez will tailor the itinerary to your experience level, ensuring a safe and memorable adventure. Get all the details on required gear, rates, and tips to successfully conquer this majestic peak.
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Day 1: Meeting at Gressoney la Trinitè with your guide and approach to the Gnifetti hut 3.647m.
Pleasant day of approach to the refuge of Gnifetti. We start by taking a cable car from the village of Stafal at 1,820m altitude that will leave us in the Passo dei Salatti at 3,250m starting point of the approach to the refuge Gnifetti 3,647m. Quiet walk along the trail, we cross a small glacier tongue and arrive at the refuge. Afterwards, quiet evening in one of the most genuine huts and with the best cuisine in this part of the Italian Alps.
Elevation gain: 400m
Negative difference in altitude: 0m
Approximate time: 2 hours
Day 2: Ascent to the Pyramid of Vincent 4.215m, descent to Indren cabin and gondola to Stafall parking.
With the light of our headlamps we start the ascent, going around the large crevasses of the glacier until we reach the height of 4,000m where we turn off the main trail that goes up to Monte Rosa, now heading southeast on easy but steep terrain to the very top of the Pyramid at 4,215m.
Positive difference in altitude: 600m
Negative vertical drop: 1.000m
Approximate time: 6-7 hours
It is mandatory for the client to bring this complete list of material at the time of starting the contracted program.
- High mountain boots and gaiters.
- GoreTex jacket and pants.
- Sof shell or trekking pants.
- Fleece lining (thin and thick depending on the weather).
- Down or primaloft jacket.
- Thermal T-shirt.
- Inner thermal tights.
- Thin and thick gloves.
- Hat and cap with visor.
- Sunglasses
- Mask or Buff.
- Mountaineering backpack from 35 to 40L with holders to carry ice axes and poles.
- Classic ice axe 60cm maximum length.
- Crampons with anti-boots compatible with the boots.
- Harness, two safety carabiners.
- Folding poles.
- Protective creams for lips and face.
- Water bottle of at least 1,5lt and isotonic salts.
- Thermos (optional).
- Helmet.
Include:
- Management of reservations in shelters.
- Accident insurance.
- RC insurance.
Not Included:
- Transportation to the starting point of the activity.
- Your lodging and the guide’s lodging at the refuge on half board basis.
- Personal equipment such as backpacks, clothes, etc.
- Your passes and the guide’s pass to access the ski lifts.
- Your lunch at noon.
