1+ day Freeride skiing in the Aosta Valley

To join this freeride skiing tour, you should have at least an intermediate level of skiing ability. It's important that you feel comfortable skiing off-piste, as we will be skiing in unmarked and ungroomed areas. If you're looking to improve your skills or experience new terrain, this tour can be tailored to your experience level. If you're new to ski touring, I can also suggest a more gradual program over several days.

You will need to bring your own skis and boots. If you don't have avalanche safety gear (shovel, probe, and transceiver), I can rent this to you for 25 euros per person per day. For Vallée Blanche descents, I will provide harnesses.

If you need to rent other equipment, such as skis with light bindings for carrying on the backpack during the hike, I can assist with rental suggestions.

In case of bad weather at one location, we will look into alternatives along the valley. Options include Courmayeur, La Thuile, Cervinia/Zermatt, Gressoney/Alagna and Crevacol. For example, sometimes if the weather is bad in Courmayeur, we can find better conditions in nearby areas like La Thuile.

The guiding fee and necessary safety equipment (like harnesses for Vallée Blanche) are included. However, lift tickets, meals, and personal equipment rentals (like skis and boots) are not included.

Renting the avalanche safety kit costs 25 euros per person, and the ABS backpack is available for an additional 25 euros per day.

A typical skiing day lasts around 5-6 hours, depending on weather conditions and the group’s preferences. We generally meet at the lift at 9 a.m. and ski for the rest of the day.