28th Jan. – 01st Feb. 2027 · 4 Days · Austria
LEARN / IMPROVE YOUR ICE CLIMBING SKILLS. BUILD CONFIDENCE. BY WOMEN – FOR WOMEN.
Join two of the finest female mountaineers of our time on a journey into the fascinating world of ice and mixed climbing. This exclusive women-only camp is designed for women who want to develop their skills and take their personal game to the next level – technically, mentally and socially.
It’s all about learning: precise technique, efficient movements, confident decision-making and, above all, finding the courage to take the next step – perhaps even your first lead climb on ice. A small group creates a special dynamic: mutual motivation, genuine learning and an unforgettable time on the mountain.
Why not give Ines a call for some advice? She can help you decide whether this is the right place for you and give you a few important tips to help you prepare.
6+ hours of ice and mixed climbing every day – technique, tactics, lead climbing.
Small group, maximum support from Ines & Lisi.
A personal EVENT with Ines & Lisi: expedition stories, successes, failures and the power of a true rope team – by women, for women.
Sauna in the evenings, shared meals, genuine connections. A camp that goes beyond climbing.
INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
What do I need to bring?
This camp is aimed at motivated female climbers with previous experience of
rock climbing. Proficiency in belaying
and some lead climbing on rock is required. Some experience of ice climbing is helpful,
but not essential.
This experience is more than just a workshop.
It’s an invitation to step outside your comfort zone, build confidence and share unforgettable moments on the ice with other strong women.
You should be at least 18 years old; there is no upper age limit. Experience has shown that women from all stages of life take part. This really boosts the group dynamic.
Please bring your own equipment, such as a climbing harness, helmet, crampons -compatible mountaineering boots, ice tools and a belay device. Rental equipment can be provided if required (ice axes, crampons, ice screws).
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We’ll teach you the most efficient ice climbing techniques, placing great emphasis on footwork and precise use of the ice axe.
We’d be happy to help you plan your next ice climb.
We’ll go through all your questions, including those regarding equipment
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Ice – and mixed climbing with Ines Papert & Lisi Steurer
excl. travels to and from the Hotel · 28th Jan. – 1st Feb. 2027 · only 8 spots
As a multiple world champion in ice climbing, an experienced VDBS climbing instructor, and one of the most successful female mountaineers, she brings exceptional expertise, passion, and empathy to our climbing trips for women.
She is particularly committed to helping women overcome their own limits, let go of their fears, and develop new confidence in their own abilities.
She has made her mark on the history of international ice climbing, and if anyone knows how to do it, it’s her. Sharing this passion has become a labor of love.
As a mother of a son, she also understands the challenges of balancing different aspects of life and creates space for genuine conversations—including about family, personal growth, and new paths in life. With her motivating and authentic approach, she inspires people to rise above themselves—especially in leading.
Lisi Steurer, from Lienz in East Tyrol, is a state-certified mountain and ski guide and one of Austria’s most accomplished alpine climbers. For many years, she has been active internationally in alpine rock and ice climbing and is known for technically demanding routes, first ascents, and her calm, precise style on the mountain. In addition to her work as a mountain guide, she also works as an instructor, lecturer, and mentor in the alpine context.
Her approach to mountaineering is characterized by independence, experience, and a strong focus on safety, combined with a commitment not only to providing technical guidance but also to involving others in the learning process. Her home region of East Tyrol remains her primary base and has a significant influence on her approach to mountaineering.
Throughout her long career, she has also maintained a close rope team partnership and friendship with Ines, with whom she has repeatedly undertaken challenging expeditions.
