Alpine hiking to Martinsloch

Hiking and mountaineering in alpine terrain requires some experience and discipline as well as adherence to a few basic rules. We climb the Martinsloch, the rock window in the Tektonik Arena. Together with our mountain guide, Frédéric Toggenburg (course leader), we leave the red-white-red hiking trails and climb the Martinsloch. Requirements: A head for heights, sure-footedness and good physical condition required Equipment: Backpack with weather protection, picnic, hiking boots with a good profile (no trekking shoes), hiking poles, climbing helmet (sponsored by Bächli Bergsport) Course content: Equipment for an alpine mountain hike What are objective and what are subjective dangers Consideration of natural elements and local conditions Knowing safety measures and applying them if necessary Key data: Up to 14 km and 7 hours hiking time, 1200 m uphill and downhill, up to SAC hiking scale T4, challenging terrain which requires surefootedness and a head for heights. Course objectives: Correctly assess the difficulties and dangers of an alpine hike Recognize dangers and take measures Communication in the terrain Registration by August 19, 2024 (Registration is binding once the registration form has been sent.) Cancellations up to 7 working days before the course are free of charge. Cancellations less than 7 working days before the start of the course will be charged 50% of the course costs, cancellations on the day before the course, on the day of the course or no-shows will be charged 100% of the course costs. Remarks: Wanderwege Graubünden reserves the right to cancel the course if the minimum number of participants is not reached. Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.