Ice climbing is more than just ascending frozen waterfalls – it’s a blend of technique, mental focus, and the raw beauty of winter landscapes. Each climb is unique, shaped by the ice’s ever-changing conditions, demanding both precision and adaptability. The challenge is what makes it so rewarding: the crisp sound of an ice axe sinking into solid ice, the delicate balance of movement, and the rush of reaching the top.
We love ice climbing not just for the thrill but for the skills and confidence it builds. That’s why our courses and guided trips are designed to give you more than just a great experience – we focus on equipping you with practical tools for your climbing toolbox. Whether it’s learning proper tool placements, efficient movement on vertical ice, or understanding ice conditions and safety systems, our goal is to make you a more capable and independent climber.
From beginner-friendly courses to advanced alpine climbing, we’re here to help you push your limits, refine your skills, and experience the magic of climbing frozen landscapes.
LEVEL 1 – Beginner Course
Date: 6-11 January 2026
Curious about the magical world of ice climbing but never tried it before? This course is your gateway to the adventure!
Requirements: Experience walking on snow or ice is helpful but not necessary. Previous climbing experience on rock or indoors is useful, but we’ll start with the basics – after all, ice is a whole different challenge!
LEVEL 2 – Intermediate Course
Date: 13-18 January 2026
Have you climbed ice before and are now eager to take it to the next level? If you’re ready to get off the ground, explore multi-pitch climbing, and gain confidence in placing ice screws, this course is for you!
Requirements: This course is for climbers with prior ice climbing experience who want to progress to multi-pitch routes and refine their ice protection skills.
LEVEL 3-4 – Advanced Course
Date: 19-25 January 2026
Ready to push your limits on steeper ice and more technical routes? This course is for experienced ice climbers looking to refine their technique, lead confidently, and take on more demanding multi-pitch climbs.
Requirements: You should have solid ice climbing experience (level 2), be comfortable placing ice screws, and have some multi-pitch experience.
Tailormade course for your own group
We have often a group of people who reach out with a request of hiring us as ice climbing guides – you can do the same!
