We are in season all year round: ski touring and ice climbing in winter, in spring we look forward to the stable snow cover and start early for ski mountaineering, in the afternoon for sport climbing or on the husky trail, and we start the summer with our popular Bowspring’n Hike and Bowspring’n Climb seminars. And in the hot months, we get down to business with extensive climbing tours and training courses. While the huskies are often given time off in the summer and train in the valley early in the morning, the fur noses are back in pull mode from September. In addition to alpine climbs, where the fur noses accompany us to the foot of the wall, there are usually extended #huskymountaineering activities that take us to the snow-covered flanks of our mountains.