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Watch Frost Guiding on BBC TV

  Graham Frost

At last, you can watch the BBC / Frost Guiding team in the Patrouille des Glaciers. Here are the dates for the Blue Peter shows17.25 on Thursday afternoons) which will cover the epic challenge for Lindsey Russell, ...

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Pigne d'Arolla North Face

  Graham Frost

The North Face of the Pigne d'Arolla is a valley classic but rarely in condition, especially in summer. This year however it's been white all summer - the first time I've seen it stay snowy in 8 years living here - so conditions were ...

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Skiing Alphubel and Allalinhorn

  Graham Frost

Unlike in Zermatt, everything in Saas Fee was working smoothly and as advertised on the website, and we were soon riding quickly up lifts crammed with teams of junior racers. Heading off towards the Feejoch you leave the crowds behind ...

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Skiing Breithorn

  Graham Frost

Plan A yesterday was to use the Klein Matterhorn lift to go and climb/ski Pollux and Castor. Although the website said it was open, it turned out the lift is broken and won't be running until late November at the earliest. Hmmm, on to Plan ...

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First day of the ski season - Touring on the Pigne d'Arolla

  Graham Frost

There have been a few pictures on the internet recently of early-season ski trips. A snowy summer and unsettled autumn has left glaciers well covered and some promising conditionsskis on the September Pigne traverse would have been fun!...

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Dent Blanche 3rd Time Lucky

  Graham Frost

It's been a frustrating summer on the Dent Blanche with 2 earlier attempts ending in failure, the first due to huge amounts of snow, the second due to un-forecast howling gales. There may well be "no success like failure", but the Dent ...

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Autumn in Arolla

  Graham Frost

Whilst it's rarely crowded in Arolla, the Autumn leaves the mountains truly deserted. Peaks that can feel busy in peak season take on a different character when the huts close - wild and adventurous. Hauling heavy 'sacks loaded with 3 days ...

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3 countries in a week

  Graham Frost

It's been a busy week. 3 countries, 3 huts, 3 peaks. Switzerland, France and Italy were the countriesno surprise there) We stayed in the Vélan hut for Mont Vélan. Only 6 of us there, and as the other 3 had gone up to ...

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Spaghetti First Course

  Graham Frost

I'm relieved to find that even the Italians call this route the "Spaghetti Tour". Setting off from Zermatt with our Matterhorn plans abandoned/postponed, we turned left for a very breezy Breithorn. Hard-to-stand-up breezy.A ...

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Liskamm (Lyskamm) Traverse

  Graham Frost

The traverse of Liskamm is one of the great high-level ridges in the Alps. Long, serious and committing, the Moran 4000m Peaks guidebook says "all members of the party must be highly competent". Gulp. Luckily the wind dropped, skies ...

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Frost Guiding buys Moran Mountain's Alpine business

  Graham Frost

We are delighted to announce that Frost Guiding has bought Moran Mountain’s Alpine Mountaineering business. We will now run Martin Moran’s popular Alpine Mountaineering courses from our base in Evolene, Switzerland from June to ...

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Forbes Arete

  Graham Frost

Superb day yesterday on the Forbes Arete, Aiguille du Chardonnet. First climbed in 1899(!) this is up there with the best AD ridges in the Alps, with difficulties on snow and rock, great views...

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Watch Frost Guiding on BBC TV

  Graham Frost

At last, you can watch the BBC / Frost Guiding team in the Patrouille des Glaciers. Here are the dates for the Blue Peter shows17.25 on Thursday afternoons) which will cover the epic challenge for Lindsey Russell, ...

READ MORE

Pigne d'Arolla North Face

  Graham Frost

The North Face of the Pigne d'Arolla is a valley classic but rarely in condition, especially in summer. This year however it's been white all summer - the first time I've seen it stay snowy in 8 years living here - so conditions were ...

READ MORE

Skiing Alphubel and Allalinhorn

  Graham Frost

Unlike in Zermatt, everything in Saas Fee was working smoothly and as advertised on the website, and we were soon riding quickly up lifts crammed with teams of junior racers. Heading off towards the Feejoch you leave the crowds behind ...

READ MORE

Skiing Breithorn

  Graham Frost

Plan A yesterday was to use the Klein Matterhorn lift to go and climb/ski Pollux and Castor. Although the website said it was open, it turned out the lift is broken and won't be running until late November at the earliest. Hmmm, on to Plan ...

READ MORE

First day of the ski season - Touring on the Pigne d'Arolla

  Graham Frost

There have been a few pictures on the internet recently of early-season ski trips. A snowy summer and unsettled autumn has left glaciers well covered and some promising conditionsskis on the September Pigne traverse would have been fun!...

READ MORE

Dent Blanche 3rd Time Lucky

  Graham Frost

It's been a frustrating summer on the Dent Blanche with 2 earlier attempts ending in failure, the first due to huge amounts of snow, the second due to un-forecast howling gales. There may well be "no success like failure", but the Dent ...

READ MORE

Autumn in Arolla

  Graham Frost

Whilst it's rarely crowded in Arolla, the Autumn leaves the mountains truly deserted. Peaks that can feel busy in peak season take on a different character when the huts close - wild and adventurous. Hauling heavy 'sacks loaded with 3 days ...

READ MORE

3 countries in a week

  Graham Frost

It's been a busy week. 3 countries, 3 huts, 3 peaks. Switzerland, France and Italy were the countriesno surprise there) We stayed in the Vélan hut for Mont Vélan. Only 6 of us there, and as the other 3 had gone up to ...

READ MORE

Spaghetti First Course

  Graham Frost

I'm relieved to find that even the Italians call this route the "Spaghetti Tour". Setting off from Zermatt with our Matterhorn plans abandoned/postponed, we turned left for a very breezy Breithorn. Hard-to-stand-up breezy.A ...

READ MORE

Liskamm (Lyskamm) Traverse

  Graham Frost

The traverse of Liskamm is one of the great high-level ridges in the Alps. Long, serious and committing, the Moran 4000m Peaks guidebook says "all members of the party must be highly competent". Gulp. Luckily the wind dropped, skies ...

READ MORE

Frost Guiding buys Moran Mountain's Alpine business

  Graham Frost

We are delighted to announce that Frost Guiding has bought Moran Mountain’s Alpine Mountaineering business. We will now run Martin Moran’s popular Alpine Mountaineering courses from our base in Evolene, Switzerland from June to ...

READ MORE

Forbes Arete

  Graham Frost

Superb day yesterday on the Forbes Arete, Aiguille du Chardonnet. First climbed in 1899(!) this is up there with the best AD ridges in the Alps, with difficulties on snow and rock, great views...

READ MORE

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