Enrico Mosetti

IFMGA Italian Mountain Guide

Enrico is for sure one of the best steep skiers of this time. In 2017 he became the youngest IFMGA guide in Friuli Venezia Giulia area, where for the past few years he has also been working as an avalanche forecaster. He skied lots of steep classic lines around Julian Alps and the Dolomites. He has been on several ski trip/expedition, skied from 6000 meters peaks in the Cordillera Blanca (2015), attempted Laila peak in Karakorum (2016), skied in the Svaneti range on Caucasus (2017), same season in New Zeland winning the first edition of the Skiolet d’or for the first descent of Caroline face on Aoraki/mount Cook, last spring again in Peru in Cordillera Vilcanota. He is a trusted guide with lots of experience and knowledge on snow safety with a great eye for finding amazing lines. Enrico also has a huge amount of ability and experience alpine, mixed and icefall climbing making first ascents close to home in the Julian Alps both ice and mixed climbing, and in the summer of 2018 he took part to an expedition in Zanskar (India) where he completed a first ascent of a 6000m virgin summit which won him the Paolo Consiglio award. Enrico's also a passionate climber who has also put up many new sport routes in east of Italy, Slovenia, Croatia and Bosnia.

Testimonials For ISM

Thank for an amazing couple of weeks! Matt and Stu were fantastic. I learned so much but also had a lot of fun. I have come home feeling like a proper mountaineer, having made some great new friends and with some unforgettable memories. I plan to come back next year!

Tim

Thanks for a fantastic week. It was really one of the best things I have ever done. I learned a lot during the week, not only about climbing technique, but also about attitude.

Lachlan MacGregor

Just a quick word of thanks for the course last week. Our guide Tom was excellent and covered a lot of miles to ensure we got the best conditions and great routes in and was always ready with a word or two of advice when needed - please pass my thanks on to him

James
Alpine Rock

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