3x3000 in the Adamello Group

Service Description

Immersed in the fantastic natural environment of the Adamello Park and hosted by the beautiful Rifugio Tonolini, located in a splendid position next to the wonderful Lago Rotondo, we will follow technical, equipped and sometimes exposed itineraries, touching the peaks of some of the most iconic peaks in the area! THE CLIMBS WILL TAKE PLACE ONLY IN THE ABSENCE OF SNOW ON THE ROUTE. DETAILED PROGRAM: available on request. Max. 8 participants The fee includes: - UIMLA International Mountain Leader Professional Guide - planning and management of the trek - notes on the flora, fauna and geology of the surrounding environment - demonstration of the correct walking technique on the terrain encountered - customer accident insurance - use of satellite messaging in case of emergency - VAT The fee does not include: - transportation costs - half board in a refuge (cost €65/night, €49/night CAI members) - half board for the guide (to be divided between participants) - packed lunches - alcoholic beverages and soft drinks - personal expenses - anything not expressly indicated under "the fee includes" Meeting point: 7:00 am in Ponte del Guat, Sonico, BS. (Possibility of agreeing to share the trip by car). The customer must show up at the meeting point or at the excursion starting point at the time indicated during the communication that will follow after registration. At the end of the registration the customer will be added to a temporary whatsapp group that will be used for service communications, updates and useful information for the excursion. Mandatory material Shoes or boots, no trainers; Hiking backpack with a minimum capacity of 30 litres with wide shoulder straps, ergonomic back and waist belt for weight distribution; Clothing in relation to the season and the weather, in any case it is always advisable to dress in layers and with long trousers; Rain jacket; Light down jacket; Gloves and hat; Helmet; Water reserve of at least one and a half litres mandatory, it is recommended to have mineral salts and/or supplements; Sleeping bag sheet for sleeping in the refuge; Front light; Food to your taste and liking. What you could add to your backpack: Spare t-shirt and socks; A small microfibre towel; First aid kit with blister plasters; Personal glass;