Many families enjoy the mountains independently, often together with friends or other families. It’s a natural and enjoyable way to spend time outdoors.
But not every family wants to do everything on their own. Some prefer to rely on people who truly know the mountains: International Mountain Leaders.
These are families who want to explore with greater awareness and safety. Parents who want to help their children learn how to hike properly and confidently on mountain trails, without improvisation. Families curious to better understand the places they visit, recognize animals, plants, and rocks, and discover what makes the environment around them so unique. And then there are families who want to give their children an unforgettable experience: a night in a mountain hut or, for the more adventurous, the simple and authentic atmosphere of a bivouac.
For all the families who do not want to experience the mountains entirely on their own, we offer the experience, enthusiasm, and passion for sharing of our International Mountain Leaders.
Useful information, engaging activities, authentic experiences, stories, and practical advice — all designed to spark curiosity, create memorable moments, teach better and safer hiking skills, and help nurture a lasting love for the mountains.
What we offer
For families who want to enjoy the mountains together, we offer a wide range of activities and services:
- guided hikes, designed to reach a specific destination such as mountain passes, summits, alpine lakes, pastures, mountain huts, or to explore lesser-known mountain areas
- guided trekking tours, lasting two or several days, with overnight stays in mountain huts, bivouacs, or hostels
- nature, history, and cultural excursions focused on discovering unique environments, observing plants and wildlife, learning about the fascinating world of rocks and geology, and exploring local stories and traditions
- hiking lessons designed to help you walk more efficiently, reduce fatigue, move more safely, and properly use hiking equipment such as backpacks, clothing, boots, and trekking poles
- map-reading and navigation activities to teach orientation skills and improve the use of maps and modern navigation tools
- challenging outdoor activities, including uphill speed challenges, orienteering competitions, and similar experiences
- winter snowshoe hikes, with the opportunity to improve snow travel techniques and gain basic knowledge of avalanche safety equipment (transceiver, shovel, and probe)
How to get in touch
To learn more about our activities and join our experiences, you can:
- call us at +39 320 2154798
- email us at “info@alpmagic.com”
- fill out and submit the contact form on our “Contact” page
