I have always loved the mountains: among trails, rock, snow and canyons is where I feel most at home. I prefer the woods to nightclubs, a tent to a hotel, the wind blowing to routine. I work as a Mountain Guide because being in amongst nature and sharing emotions with people is what makes me feel most alive.

Raised at the foot of Monte Baldo, I discovered climbing at 16 years old and it was love at first sight. From there, I embraced all facets of the mountains, traveling across ice and rock from Trentino to South America. Since 2013 I have enthusiastically been part of the Friends of Arco team.

After 18 years in Milan, I left the city for Trentino, drawn by life in the mountains. Here I discovered my true passion, summiting peaks in the Dolomites and the Alps. In 2009 I decided to turn this love into a profession, becoming an Alpine Guide.

I started climbing at 3 years old on the crags of Arco, and it was love at first sight. After years of travelling between South America and India, competitions and adventures, I chose to become a Mountain Guide to live every day among the mountains I love.

MTB guide and author of the “Alto Garda” guidebook for Versante Sud, since 2004 I have been guiding cyclists through nature, history and traditions. After my studies I moved to Lake Garda, where I combined passion and work, training and guiding bikers with enthusiasm and professionalism.

Born in Piedmont but adopted by Verona, I discovered my love for the mountains as a child. Year after year, this passion grew until it guided all my life choices. After 14 years of military service, I decided to follow what truly felt mine: to become a Mountain Guide. Today, I consider this not just a job, but the most beautiful profession in the world — one that allows me to live and share the mountains in all their forms.

Rock, snow, ice and — whenever possible — steep, very steep terrain. These have always been the elements I’ve sought out, with curiosity and respect, not only in Trentino, where I was born, and in Arco, where I live, but wherever there are mountains, wild spaces, and lines to explore. Over time, the slopes have grown less vertical, the colours have gone beyond white and grey, and the struggle with the alpine world has become a partnership. Today, my exploration continues through snow and seasons, between study and passion — blending science and instinct to understand and experience the mountains in all their forms. What has never changed is the desire to share this wonder with others: to walk, learn, and marvel every day, in the most authentic and safest way possible.

I started with climbing, on the walls of Lumignano. From home I could see the mountains from the window — I dreamed of them and occasionally escaped the city to venture into that higher, simpler, and more demanding world. Today, my work takes place on those very peaks I used to gaze at from afar — and I will never stop admiring them.