Gran Paradiso Mountain Hiking Area

The hike was that much better than expected. We had freedom is choosing where and when to hike, allowing us to scale difficulty as we pleased. No matter how hard we made it for ourselves, the guide was levels above our league, making the experience seamless and pleasant! Definitely recommended to anyone who wishes to explore the Italian Alps on their own terms!

I spent 2 days trekking with Roberto in the Aosta Valley. The hiking was fantastic, complete with epic vistas, wildlife sightings, and a convivial night in an unguarded hut.This man understands how to make a trip run smoothly. He adeptly handled all of the details and set up what turned out to be a splendid adventure. His English is very fluent, he promptly responds to emails, and he is very flexible and accommodating to meet your needs.He is extremely personable and can talk intelligently on many subjects, which makes him an ideal trekking companion. He also managed to find others to join our trek, which reduced the cost, added to the camaraderie, and made the trip a truly international experience.Following our 2 day trek, he found me a perfect little B&B in his village, from which I could spend another 2 days hiking the local mountains, and he even borrowed me a map and gave me a ride to the train station afterwards.All-in-all, a first class experience. I highly recommend this service and would definitely do it again.

Snowshoeing in the Italian Alps requires a guide with a thorough knowledge of the terrain and snow conditions, and for my trip Roberto was an excellent guide. I stayed at the lodge and we made day hikes from the lodge typically a morning ascent followed by an afternoon descent. On my final day Julia took me up the road from the lodge where we saw many chamois. I whole-heartedly recommend these guys

We had a personalized hiking trip planned by Roberto around the Aosta valley. It was perfect for us since we only had four days but wanted to see all of it. He managed to fit a trial first day up&down challenge, where we tested our legs, a stuffing polenta dinner in an authentic reastaurant, a beautiful B&B room in a mountain village to rest and take a shower, a two-day hike to a rifugio and back through a hale storm and a lake swim, a meeting with cows up in highlands and a scenic drive on a steep mountain road. We'll never forget snacking on a fulfilling focaccia while drinking a refreshing can of beer by the river between the hikes, playing cards before bed in rifugio, eating pasta before eating the main course and stopping by the store for some food and wine souvenirs on our last day. Seriously though, Roberto is the guy who will plan your trip around your wishes, pick you up in the city, show you around, share fun tips on the italian language and culture and drive you back with a baggage full of cool memories and a camera full of great pictures.

Me and my friend went with Trekking Alps Guide Enrico Randazzo on a 3 day hike, it was an off season tour and for us who dont like ”crowds” it couldnt been better.  It’s offcourse many small things that make an experience great and it would be a to long rewiev to put all of them in here. The essentiels: Enrico was a super nice guy who just in a few moments found his way with us. That made it also easy for us to feel comfortable. The hike was challeging but the experience, the scenery and all that made the efforts easy. But most of all it was Enrico who added his nice personality, his knowledge and skills to the mix that made it a super trip. So to do some sort of summary; when u ewen have’nt finished the hike Your on and already planning the next it has been a great trip.Just do it 🙂