2026 is packed with guided rock-climbing trips and courses in some of Europe’s most dramatic landscapes. From beginner-friendly via ferratas to high-mountain hikes and a summit bid on Azerbaijan’s highest peak, there’s something for every level. Base and contact point: Budapest, District 9 – Ferencváros, 1 Haller Street (Haller utca 1). Dates, lodging, and food-and-drink info available on request. Six photos included.
June 3–7: Hiking in the French Alps
Step into paradise: glaciers, huts, lakes, forests, and four-thousanders all around. The route strings together classic Alpine scenery, and those craving extra adrenaline can clip in for via ferrata segments. Expect sweeping views and long days on the trail, boots on rock and ice.
June 13: Via Ferrata for Beginners – Austria
New to via ferrata? This one’s for you. You’ll be introduced safely and steadily to the world of steel cables, rungs, and ladders while your jaw drops at the views. The day covers three easy but beautiful routes in Austria to get you hooked on this trekking–climbing hybrid.
June 13–14: Via Ferrata Mastery – Advanced Course
Level up and learn to lead your friends. Everything you need to know about via ferratas, from planning and gear to rescue techniques. Think you know it all? Come test yourself. Fresh, practical knowledge aimed mainly at advanced participants.
June 20: Beginner Via Ferrata – Skalka
A gentle, fully secured introduction. The route, known in German as Klettersteig, is equipped with cables, holds, steps, and ladders. You’ll progress gradually and safely while discovering a brilliant way to move through rock terrain.
July 1–5: Slovenia Hiking – Mangart, Svinjak, Soča
Five fantastic days: Bled, Mangart, the Soča Valley, the 472-foot Boka Waterfall (Slap Boka), and a climb of Svinjak. Expect wild gorges, roaring falls, and knockout vistas at every turn.
August 19–25: Azerbaijan – Mount Bazardüzü (14,652 feet)
Dive into Azerbaijan’s surreal landscapes: dangle your feet in a mud volcano, wander Gobustan’s rock engravings, see the Burning Mountain (Yanar Dağ), visit a fire temple, hop on a retro truck, then attempt the country’s highest summit, Mount Bazardüzü at 14,652 feet. Adventure found.
September 9–13: Dolomites Hiking
Five days, five hikes among the world’s most photogenic peaks. Tick off iconic massifs, famous lakes, valleys, and classic rifugi. The route hits the greatest hits—and the panoramas deliver.
October 21–25: Beginner Rock-Climbing Course – Croatia, Paklenica
A pro-designed course for true starters with limited vacation time. Learn real rock skills in a magical canyon, safely and at your own pace. By the end, you’ll be a trained climber ready for more routes and bigger objectives.
Total listings: 12. All programs depart from Budapest.
