Alice Lazzaro, born in 1992, is an International Mountain Leader, UIMLA certified, living in the Dolomites. She is fluent in Spanish, English, and her native Italian. She has practiced mountain activities since childhood, learning to climb with her father. She attended several courses through The Italian Alpine Club of Padua and, at the age of twenty, became an alpinism instructor. She worked for several seasons in mountain huts in the Dolomites, welcoming tourists from all over the globe. She loves experiencing different cultures, meeting new people, and discovering hidden corners of the world. Combining this prerogative with trekking, climbing, or skiing she visited the Lofoten Islands (Norway), Sicily, Sardinia, Portugal, Picos de Europa and Maiorca (Spain), Verdon and Briancon (France), Georgia, Jordan, Palestine and Israel, Chile, Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, Nepal and also the most remote peaks of Patagonia (Fitz Roy, Cerro Colorado, Frey, Piedra Parada). She also worked as a group leader for Viaggi Solidali, a travel agency, on two 10-day treks in the Langtang region of Nepal.

the mountains are a safe place of growth and sharing"