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Cheers to all the lovers of the great outdoors. To all of you who crave the adventures up high – climbing mountains, traversing ridges, rocking icy waterfalls, ski touring and freeriding, improving rock climbing skills and rope techniques. To all of the adrenaline addicts who love to get their heart beating double time.

Rockin’ High with Bastian Speckle, an IFMGA certified mountain guide – guiding you to the highest and most challenging summits of the Alps, leading, instructing and coaching as per your preferences. Private guiding for individuals and groups alike. Whether you are starting from the very beginning or looking for an experienced partner to climb that challenging face – no matter the level, up and down we go.

Looking forward to seeing you out there.

Bastian


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Autumn is rock climbing season.

As the high alpine routes wind down, the Dolomites, the Jura and the Gastlosen — come into their own: sun-warmed rock, short approaches, long climbing days. Ideal terrain to work on technique, build confidence on exposed multi-pitch terrain, and lay the groundwork for next season’s bigger objectives — Matterhorn, Weisshorn, Dent Blanche and beyond.

Small groups, focused coaching, excellent rock. This is where the training for the big lines really begins.


ALPINE ROCK CLIMBING – DOLOMITES

📍Dolomites, Italy
🗓️ October 2026
🔗 Tour Details (DE) 🔗 Course Description (EN)

Join me for an exciting rock climbing course to climb some of the most beautiful tours on the sunny side of the breathtaking Dolomites towers. Training, coaching and instruction in complex alpine multi-pitch routes.
From a 2-day intensive course to the full 8-day programme.

Begleite mich auf einen spannenden Kletterkurs und klettere einige der schönsten Touren auf der Sonnenseite der atemberaubenden Dolomitentürme. Training, Coaching und Ausbildung in komplexen alpinen Mehrseillängen-Routen. Vom 2-tägigen Intensivkurs bis zum 8-tägigen Komplettprogramm.


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The Matterhorn climb: your path to the summit

Reaching the Matterhorn’s summit is more than a physical accomplishment; it’s the result of years of focused preparation, training, and commitment. A deep respect for the mountains and a solid foundation are crucial. Skills and techniques learned over each season should be revisited and refined. With consistent training over two to three years, climbers can approach the Matterhorn climb with both confidence and loads of enjoyment.


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