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Physical difficulty

LOW

Itineraries suited for people that engage in physical activity at least once a week and are able to: walk up to 5-6 hours even at high altitude and to cover up to 800m of elevation gain in a single day.

MEDIUM

Itineraries suited for people that engage in physical activity more than once a week and are able to: walk up to 8 hours even at high altitude and cover up to 1000m of elevation gain in a single day.

HIGH

Itineraries suited for trained people that engage in physical activity more than once a week in a mountain environment too and are able to: walk up to 10 hours even at high altitude and cover up to 1500m of elevation gain in a single day.

VERY HIGH

Itineraries suited for very trained people that engage in physical activity more than twice a week in a mountain environment too and are able to: walk up to 15 hours even at high altitude and cover more than 1500m of elevation gain in a single day at a pace of 300m/h.

TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY

LOW

ALPINISM: We are dealing with ascents whose technical difficulty is, indeed, low. They are the itineraries ranging from grade F to PD+: snow slopes up to 35°-40° and rocky sections up to grade II.

ROCK CLIMBING: These are routes suited even to beginners or to people with little experience.
The difficulties never exceed grade IV.

SKIING: It consists of itineraries accessible even to people with little or no off-piste skiing experience, but able to ski red/black slopes on-piste.

MEDIUM

ALPINISM: We are dealing with ascents presenting difficulties on snow/ice, on rock or on both. They are the itineraries ranging from grade AD to AD+: snow slopes up to 50° and rocky sections up to grade IV.

ROCK CLIMBING: These are routes suited to people already owning some rock climbing experience. The difficulties never exceed 5c.

SKIING: It consists of itineraries requiring a minimum knowledge of ski mountaineering techniques. They can be faced by skiers having a decent off-piste skiing technique on any snow condition. Small sections with crampons or on little rocks cannot be excluded.

HIGH

ALPINISM: We are dealing with ascents presenting significant difficulties on snow/ice and on rock. They are the itineraries ranging from grade D to D+: snow/ice slopes up to 70° and rocky sections up to grade V+. To tackle these ascents, some experience on high altitude mixed terrain routes is required.

ROCK CLIMBING: These are routes suited to people owning rock climbing experience. The difficulties reach 6c.

SKIING: It consists of itineraries restricted to expert skiers, able to ski off-piste on slopes up to 40° on any snow condition and already owning ski mountaineering experience. Usage of ice axe and crampons is likely.

VERY HIGH

ALPINISM: We are dealing with ascents presenting serious difficulties on snow/ice and on rock or requiring several days. They are the itineraries ranging from grade TD upwards: snow/ice slopes over 70° and rocky sections over grade VI. To tackle these ascents, very good experience on high altitude mixed terrain routes is required.

ROCK CLIMBING: These are routes only suited to people owning excellent rock climbing experience and technically highly skilled. The difficulties reach 7b and beyond.

SKIING: It consists of itineraries restricted to very expert skiers, able to ski off-piste on slopes up to 50° on any snow condition and already owning steep skiing experience. Usage of ice axe and crampons is very likely.

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