I have been going to the mountains, especially in Aosta Valley, since I was very young, and over time I have learned to appreciate every aspect of it, from hiking to climbing to ski mountaineering.

In recent years, I have also dedicated myself to mountain running, particularly endurance races. Nature, and the mountains in particular, offer incredible sights and emotions, and they are often rewards for the efforts made.

All it takes is stepping out of our comfort zone for a little while to discover a completely new way compared to the flatness of the screens to which we have become accustomed. Jodorowsky said: “The first step won’t take you where you want to go, but it will take you away from where you are.”

Whether we love the mountains or simply enjoy outdoor life, whenever we have to decide how to spend our time, we keep in mind that it’s not the moments spent in the office that we will remember.

I share my passion for the mountains with the desire to help companies grow through Outdoorplace.it – Mountain Coaching Experience.

Explore the Nature, Explore Yourself
We believe that experiencing the mountains helps to develop a greater understanding of ourselves and the goals we want to achieve.

For Companies
Becoming aware of the limits of individualism and the value of teamwork, where human relationships become a key factor in success. Reinterpreting training so that it becomes an action that generates motivation and change, creating innovative projects that increase awareness of the value of nature and the significant changes underway. In these projects, physical and mental well-being are both tools and goals, contributing to the creation of a company climate that promotes engagement and inclusion, where people feel like both beneficiaries and directors at the same time.

For Individuals
Immersive Personal Coaching pathways to grow in the areas of resilience, decision-making ability, self-esteem, and self-efficacy.

Exploring the mountains through tent and bivouac treks or night hikes is much more than just an adventure: it’s an opportunity for deep connection with yourself, nature, and the mountain.

It doesn’t matter if you’re an experienced adventurer or simply looking to try something new and exciting, these experiences provide the chance to leave everyday comfort behind and fully immerse yourself in the natural environment.

In this context, you become an integral part of the natural ecosystem, developing a greater awareness to understand the impact we have on the environment and fostering a deeper gratitude for the beauty and fragility of the mountains.

Push your limits and discover a world of emotions that only those who dare to venture beyond the beaten paths can experience.

Born and raised in the shadow of the Madonnina, for the past few years, thanks to my profession as an International Mountain Leader, I have been living in the beautiful region of Finalese in the western part of Liguria, in the Province of Savona, amidst trails and caves with views of the blue Mediterranean Sea, climbing cliffs, and a mild climate year-round. This area truly is an outdoor sports paradise.

My Hiking & Trekking offerings are focused in spring and autumn, highlighting the beauty, variety, and authenticity of the Ligurian landscape, creating experiences dedicated to both individuals and companies, and when possible, collaborating with schools, associations, and social organizations, also thanks to the support of some mountain huts in the region.

For the rest of the year, I love creating trips to Mediterranean islands (Spain, Greece, France, etc.) or overseas destinations, high-altitude routes, Alpine and Apennine tours, and historic long-distance trails.

In my work as a professional and an outdoor lifestyle enthusiast, I deeply follow the philosophy and principles of “Leave no trace,” striving to offer journeys and experiences with the least possible impact on the visited areas.

Lingue: inglese – italiano 

Website: www.ponente-adventure.it  ( in costruzione)

From the base camps of Nepal to the volcanoes of Guatemala, passing through the vast deserts of Namibia, the immense steppes of Mongolia, and the many islands scattered across our oceans: there are many ways to explore new destinations, deepen our understanding of new cultures, and fully immerse ourselves in the stories of new and ancient worlds. My favorite, and the one that brings me the most satisfaction, is undoubtedly walking. Slowly following the contours of a land to reach its hidden corners, those that often conceal the true essence of a country, and discovering remote villages where traditions from the past are still preserved, through spectacular, pristine, and vast landscapes.

As a Medium Mountain Guide, as well as a Tourist Guide and expert in Eastern art and culture, since 2010 I have been leading groups in the discovery of new and distant horizons. I have an endless list of places I have loved, and I could entertain you for hours with travel stories. I have lived in London and Australia and have already traveled to over 40 countries, but the list of countries to explore is still long, and my backpack is always ready for the next adventure! 

I organize trekking and walks in Italy to slowly traverse the land and appreciate its natural, historical, and cultural aspects.

My treks in the Alps pass through places, towns, villages, and pastures rich in history and tradition, such as the Walser region around Monte Rosa, the Occitan lands of the Maritime Alps, the valleys of the Waldensians in Piedmont, the royal hunting paths of Gran Paradiso, and the ancient alpine passes.

The walks, on the other hand, offer the opportunity to connect directly with the land and the people who inhabit it: by walking slowly, one discovers and savors historic places, medieval villages, castles, fortresses, sanctuaries, and monasteries. A deep exploration of the wonderful cultural heritage of our country. I retrace historical roads from North to South Italy, such as the Via del Sale, the Via Francigena, the Via degli Abati, the Via degli Dei, the Alta Via dei Re, the Via Spluga, the Cammino delle Terre Mutate, the Cammino di Dante, and the trails of the Cinque Terre.

I speak English and French.