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Edit event: (CH) Le Luisin and Haute Cime [T4]
T4 - (CH) Le Luisin and Haute Cime [T4]
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Experience Required:
You must have completed at least 1 hiking or via ferrata event (with 3+ participants) in the last year to join.
Description
T4 High elevation hike – Le Luisin & Haute Cime
Difficulty: T4 alpine hike with sections at high elevation.
Not suitable for beginners or for people with a fear of heights or exposure.
A good level of fitness is required, and the pace may be brisk.
We will summit two peaks:
- Le Luisin (2,786 m)
- Haute Cime (3,257 m)
Accommodation
Overnight stay at Auberge de Salanfe:
https://salanfe.ch/en/
Please book your accommodation yourself.
As of the morning of 1 July, there were still 6 dormitory beds available.
Day 1
We will hike over Le Luisin (T4). If anyone is not comfortable with this section, it is possible to take an alternative route through the Emaney Valley instead, although it is longer.
There may still be some snow on the descent, so we may need to keep a steady pace. If we arrive early enough, we can enjoy a swim in Lac de Salanfe.
Day 2
We will start early and hike up to the Col de Susanfe. From there, we follow an unmarked T3+ route to Haute Cime.
After reaching the summit, we descend towards Champéry, with the option of stopping at Cabane de Susanfe along the way.
Transport
Outbound: Zürich HB – 07:02 departure.
Return: Train from Champéry at 16:48 or 17:48.
ROUTE MAY BE CHANGED BECAUSE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS
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What to Bring
- Sturdy hiking boots with good grip.
- Plenty of water.
- A hat, sunscreen, and sun protection, as much of the hike is in full sun.
- Appropriate clothing for high alpine conditions.
This is a T4 alpine hike requiring sure-footedness, good fitness, and comfort on exposed terrain. It is not suitable for beginners. We may also encounter snow on parts of the route.
For information about the overnight stay, accommodation, facilities, and what to bring, please refer to the hut's website.
Disclaimer
Personal Responsibility:
You are fully responsible for your own safety and well-being throughout the hike. This includes assessing your own abilities, being prepared for changing weather conditions, carrying appropriate equipment, and bringing sufficient food and water.
Self-Navigation:
This is not a guided hike. Each participant is responsible for navigating the suggested route independently and should have the necessary skills, experience, and equipment to do so safely.
By joining this hike, you acknowledge that you participate entirely at your own risk. The organizer accepts no responsibility or liability for any injury, accident, loss, or other incident that may occur before, during, or after the hike.
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