
Monte Rosa: ascent to Capanna Margherita 4554 m
fromDates: 1–2–3 September 2026
Monte Rosa is located on the Swiss-Italian border and no less than 19 peaks rise above 4000 metres and is considered the highest group in the Alps. Many believe its name is due to the magical pink colour it turns at sunrise and sunset, but in the ancient spoken language 'patois' rouese means glacier. Enchanted places and breathtaking scenery, where every activity, from off-piste skiing to mountaineering, takes place mainly on the glaciers and peaks. The Capanna Regina Margherita stands on the summit of the Punta Gnifetti in the Monte Rosa group. At 4554 metres, it is the highest alpine refuge in Europe and the perfect destination for lovers of classic high altitude mountaineering.
It is considered a perfect ascent for those beginning to approach the world of mountains over 4,000 metres. It is not a trivial excursion: you cross glaciers with crevassed areas and seracs that should not be underestimated.
Registration
The participation fee is 280.00 euro per person for a minimum of 3 participants.
The fee includes only the accompaniment by the mountain guide.
All other expenses (return trip from Tuscany in a shared car, ski lifts, half-board in a mountain hut, the Alpine Guide's expenses to be divided between the participants) will amount to a further 250.00 euros per person.
Registration will only be effective after payment of a deposit of 50.00 euro for the hut reservation.
- Vacation Style Holiday Type
- Classic Mountaineering
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- Activity Level Intermediate
Information
For more information about the activity or requests, send whhtsapp to +39 334 9585 828 or +39 3451168661
- accompaniment by the mountain guide
- use of common material
- insurance in case of recovery by helicopter.
- personal equipment (which can be hired from the Prorock organisation)
- half board in the mountain hut (approx. 100.00 euro per person)
- packed lunch
- transfer by shared car from Tuscany (approx. 60 euros per person)
- ski lifts (approx. EUR 45.00 per person)
- Guide’s expenses: travel, mountain huts, ski lifts, to be shared amongst the participants (approximately 50 euros)
Boots, crampons, ice axe, harness, helmet, gloves, winter mountain clothing, down jacket, Gore-Tex jacket, head torch, water bottle or thermos flask, sunglasses, sun cream, wool and cotton hat, food for lunch (chocolate, dried fruit,...), trekking pole, sleeping bag, large rucksack where you can put everything you need (45 l)



