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Wildcat is a project created with a clear goal:

to share a passion through training and guided experiences in nature.

To foster a deep connection with the surrounding environment, offering unique and personal experiences in close contact with the land.

ANDREA MORICHINI

My path in the mountains began with small hikes I experienced as a child with my parents and my brother, in the mountains of the Aosta Valley and the Biellese area, the region I called home for many years.

A desire for adventure and exploration led me, in the following years, to expand my skills in mountaineering and ski mountaineering. I then began dedicating myself consistently to other activities such as rock climbing, mountaineering, and off-piste skiing. This journey took me from the Alps to all over the world, all the way to the mountains of Patagonia.

I eventually realized that, for me, the mountains are not just a personal journey.

I obtained the UIMLA Mountain Leader certification through the Collegio Guide Alpine del Piemonte.

Not a license, but a tool to share my passion for adventure with others through new, creative experiences that respect the environment I deeply love.

A path that I hope will take me, together with you, to ever higher summits.

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ANNALISA PAIRE

My connection with the mountains began at the foot of Monviso, where I started hiking with my brothers. At eighteen, I moved to Turin, but I continued to divide my time between the city and the Cottian Alps.

My first hikes gradually grew into multi-day traverses and ski mountaineering. I spent several seasons in Valmalenco, exploring the valley on foot in every season. My curiosity to discover what lay beyond the mountain in front of me eventually took me to Scotland, the Lofoten Islands, and on long-distance treks in Peru.

I decided to turn one of my greatest passions into a profession and became a Hiking Guide, registered with the Collegio delle Guide Alpine del Piemonte. I later obtained the UIMLA certification as an International Mountain Leader.

Becoming a mountain leader has given me the opportunity to introduce people to the places I love and to help them appreciate both their beauty and the fragility that climate change is increasingly exposing. Getting to know these landscapes more deeply has also made me understand how important it is to take better care of them.