Monte Rosa 7x4K
Valle D'aosta - Monte Rosa / three days
Monte Rosa 7x4K
Conquer the Giants
Ever dreamed of walking on the roof of the Alps, surrounded only by silence, ice, and sky?
With the Point Zero Mountain Guides, that dream is within reach.
In just 3 unforgettable days, you’ll climb 7 iconic peaks over 4,000 meters in the heart of the Monte Rosa massif.
This is an intense, high-altitude adventure made for experienced mountaineers who crave raw emotion and real achievement — and who come back with a story written in their eyes.
A vertical journey through legendary summits:
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Piramide Vincent – 4,215 m
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Cristo delle Vette (Balmenhorn) – 4,167 m
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Corno Nero – 4,322 m
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Ludwigshohe – 4,341 m
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Punta Parrot – 4,432 m
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Signalkuppe / Punta Gnifetti – 4,554 m
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Punta Zumstein – 4,562 m
Led by a UIAGM-certified mountain guide, you’ll cross glaciers, follow snowy ridgelines, and watch the sun set from above the clouds.
Each night, a cozy high-altitude hut welcomes you with warm food, laughter, and views that take your breath away.
🚀 Live the most sought-after alpine adventure on Monte Rosa
Book your spot on the Monte Rosa 7x4K tour with Point Zero —
a journey of adrenaline, beauty, and pure conquest,
where every peak becomes a story worth telling.
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Highlights
The Hut
Gniffetti Hut
Margherita Hut
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Day 1
Altitude gain: 400 m
Ascent time: 2–3 hours
Meeting point: Gressoney Staffal lift ticket office – equipment check and briefing.
After meeting the guide and getting everything ready, we take the lifts up to Punta Indren (3,270 m) — the true gateway to Monte Rosa.
From here, we begin our ascent on foot, crossing the glacier to reach the Capanna Gnifetti Hut (3,647 m) in about 2.5 hours.
Along the way, the landscape opens up in all its high-altitude beauty: snowfields, towering peaks, and the quiet power of the mountain.
We arrive at the hut in the afternoon, with time to relax, enjoy a warm dinner, and spend the night surrounded by silence and stars.
Day 2
Altitude gain: 1,300 m
Ascent time: 6–8 hours
An early wake-up call, a hearty breakfast, and we set off from either Capanna Gnifetti or, depending on availability, another nearby hut.
With crampons on and roped in, we begin the ascent across the glacier — a long, thrilling traverse that takes us into the kingdom of the 4,000ers.
Our first objective is the Piramide Vincent (4,215 m), reached after a steady climb. From here, we descend slightly to the Balmenhorn (4,167 m), where we stand before the iconic statue of the Christ of the Peaks.
Next, the challenge intensifies as we take on the steep Schwarzhorn (Corno Nero, 4,321 m). After a technical descent, we continue on to the graceful dome of Ludwigshöhe (4,341 m) and the dramatic ridge leading up to Parrotspitze (4,432 m).
The final stretch takes us to a place like no other: the Regina Margherita Hut, the highest hut in Europe, perched on top of Signalkuppe (4,554 m). Here, surrounded by glaciers and sky, we end our epic day with a well-earned dinner and a night above the clouds.
Day 3
Altitude difference: 1,300 m
Ascent/descent time: 4–5 hours
After breakfast at the Regina Margherita Hut, we gear up once more and step out into the thin morning air.
A short but steep descent from Signalkuppe leads us back onto the glacier plateau, where our final goal awaits: the majestic Zumsteinspitze (4,563 m) — our seventh and final 4,000-meter peak.
From the summit, we take a moment to look back at the incredible journey we've made.
Then begins the long, scenic descent across the vast Lys Glacier, surrounded by towering summits and endless snowfields.
Reaching Punta Indren, we board the cable car that gently carries us back down to the valley — tired, proud, and forever changed by the mountains.
Skills
No technical skills are required. We ask for a basic level of training.
TECHNICAL DIFFICULTY
FITNESS LEVEL
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Equipment list
Mountaineering boots
Crampons
30 L backpack
1L minimum water bottle or thermos
Energy bars or dried fruits
Harnest
Ice Axe
Helmet
Wool hat or hat with fleece lining
Buff (neck gaiter)
Glacier/high mountain sunglasses and Ski goggles
Down jacket
Waterproof 3L jacket
Fleece / insulating garment
Base layer T-shirt
Spare lightweight gloves
Pair heavy gloves
Mountain socks
