Ski Touring in Taurus Mountains & Central Anatolian Volcanoes with Cappadocia

Anatolia’s Most Attractive Winter Trip for Alpine Tourers. Mountains in Central Anatolia are noncontestable the center of all mountain sports in Turkey. Especially Anti Taurus Mountains Range which is also better known as Aladaglar (The Crimson Mountains) is the Mecca of mountaineering in Turkey. Deep valleys, rocky peaks, unbelievably virgin faces, and the snow-covered wild slopes of Aladaglar make the region the first choice of mountain lovers. Adventure seekers, trekkers, rock climbers, and alpine ski tourers can enjoy a variety of choices from the beginners’ to the experts’ range. The idea of ski touring around the region is the best option for winter. Summits over 3000 m and ski descents on virgin slopes certainly put a value on every skier’s experience. We designed an adventure for our guests with not only Aladaglar Mountain but also the most attractive mountains around. Mt Erciyes and his sister Mt Hasan are also on our list for this trip. These two are the highest extinct volcanoes of Central Anatolia, rising from the wide plains to the sky. So the majestic views and skiing down the slopes are worth visiting. Get ready to experience your white dreams while you climb up 5 main peaks, stay in original Anatolian villages, and discover the unique Cappadocia where history and Mother Nature formed an extraordinary place. We are ready to make your dreams come true in Anatolia. Price includes: MONTIS Trips & Expeditions Leader & Guiding (English Speaking) 1 tour leader is from Tour Operator is free of charge All ground transfers mentioned in the program All meals mentioned in the program Full board accommodation at twin rooms mentioned hotels. (Guest house in Aladaglar possible triple accommodation) Ski lift fees on Mt Erciyes First aid kit Not included: International and Domestic Flights Personal equipment (Backpacks, skies, skins, helmets, walking poles, shoes etc.) Out-of-program demands and expenses Meals that are not mentioned in the program. Beverages in the hotels and restaurants Entrance fees for historical sights and parks mentioned in the program Insurance Tips