Titlis round tour

Skiing and abseiling in an impressive mountain landscape.

Technics
Endurance
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After the fresh snow on Thursday and Friday, we're going on this tour together! The Titlis round tour takes us through impressive high mountain terrain. First we abseil twice with skis on our feet through the south face couloir to reach the foot of the south face. The tour continues with a leisurely ascent and two long descents past the Grassenbiwak, around the Titlis and back to Engelberg. This involves a comfortable 600 metre ascent and a sporty 2000 metre descent. Together and well coached by our local mountain guide Sven, you can experience and enjoy the tour to the full.

  • Venue & meeting point

    • Titlis round tour
    • Meeting point: 8.30 at the valley station of the cable cars
  • Requirements

    • Mastering the ski touring technique with its basics (skins, hairpin turns)
    • Safe downhill technique in open terrain and in different types of snow
    • Stamina for around 800 metres ascent at a leisurely pace and 2000 metres descent
    • Splitboarders are welcome, provided they are experienced.
    • A head for heights and an open mind for abseiling. The mountain guide will let you down, you don't need to know any rope techniques.
  • Group size

    • Takes place with 4 guests per mountain guide.
  • Price and services

    • Including planning and realisation with mountain guide and his travel expenses.
    • Excluding travel expenses, possible train tickets, personal consumption.
  • Material and equipment

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us, preferably via the Contact form

That's what our guests say:

Michael Morstadt

Very exciting tour around the Titlis. Exciting scrambling and abseiling, with great support from the mountain guides. And at the end a dream descent in powder snow

Impressions: Titlis round tour

    Couloir on the Titlis round tour
    Titlis south face seen from the Titlis round tour
    Grassenbiwak in the snow
    View on the Titlis round tour
    Titlis on the Titlis round tour
    Grassenbiwak and behind it the Titlis on the Titlis round tour
    Stickers in the Grassenbiwak

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Information on endurance and technique

Here you will find an explanation of the levels of our courses and tours. If you are not sure whether the tour or course is suitable for you, then contact us!

Technics

Technique 1 - For beginners

An easy tour and suitable for beginners. The terrain is moderate.

Technique 2 - Normal tour

A "normal" tour and easily doable with some previous knowledge. Only short sections are a little steeper or more technical. This tour can be taken after a basic course.

Technique 3 - More demanding tour

A more challenging tour that requires some practice. There are some steep and technical passages. If you have a bit of experience and want to embark on an adventure, this is the right place for you!

Technique 4 - Difficult

Demanding tour that requires a good level of experience and skill. There are always longer steep and technical passages. For the experienced and adventurous!

Endurance

Stamina 1 - Cosy

Leisurely tour at a slow pace with 500 - 800 metres of altitude difference per day, ~250 - 300 hm / h.

Stamina 2 - Normal

"Normal" tour at a leisurely pace with 800 - 1000 vertical metres per day, ~300 hm / h.

Endurance 3 - Sporty

Longer tour at a normal pace with around 1200 metres in altitude per day, ~350 m / h.

Endurance 4 - Very enduring

Long tours at a normal, flowing pace from 1500 metres in altitude per day, ~350 - 400 hm / h.

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