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Alpinemadness collaborates with a few selected brands that fit our view of functionality and quality. And not least from an environmental perspective. All partners are well known in the Outdoor industry and their high quality goals.

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Winter 2025/26

Kazakstan, 1-11 of december Skitouring and cat skiing around Klimovka 7 days of great skiing in the Western Altai mountain range Join us!!

- Catskiing in Turkey ( new for 2026)

- Skitouring Chamonix

- Ice- and Alpine climbing autour le Massif du Mont Blanc - Februari 2026

- Special tours

# Urner Haute Route Andermatt - Engelberg 5 days moving between different cabanes in the middle of Kanton Uri

# Chamonix - la Grave Haute Route A 5 day project skiing from one Alpine Capital, Chamonix, to an other: la Grave. On which we will pass some of the most famous, and a few less, well known ski resorts

# Steep Ski Week Riksgransen / Katterjokk - April -25 In the winter of 2024/25 we did a couple of new ski runs in the area around Kebnekaise as well in new areas close to Sarek and in the very north of Sweden and Norway.

# Steep skiing With Alpine Madness via Krister we can develop your technique for steep skiing in serious terrain. Learn to assess the snow cover and use helpful techniques and equipment to make your steep skiing safer.

#Skitouring in the area of St Sjöfallet. Mars 23-29 2025 A full week of adventure staying in a remote refuge, with a great chief who arranges the food service. With days filled of enjoyable skiing.

# Skiing in South America An adventure extra ordinaire starting in September 7th With 11 days of skiing in a remote part of the Chilean Alps. Only 2 places available

* This is just a part of everything I can offer in the form of courses and guiding, contact me directly and get your dream trip!!

Summer 2025 - 4 days of rock climbing with a focus on long routes, "multi-pitch"

2:1 ratio maximum

We stay in a guesthouse or hotel with Chamonix as a starting point. We do day trips from CHX or we go to a suitable area in Switzerland or Italy. You should be able to follow grades up to 6a and we climb rocks that only require simple approaches without touching glaciers.

Our "new" climate means that climbing in areas that hold glaciers is becoming increasingly dangerous, with complicated terrain over the glaciers and more and more falls from cliffs and rocks. This has driven me to increasingly refrain from climbing in areas that contain such elements where the glaciers melt away and the permafrost is breaking out of the rock. Instead, I am extending the season towards the latter part of autumn. Nowadays, during September and October/November, conditions are often better with cooler temperatures, more stable rock and fewer people.

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