5-Day Carros de Foc Ski Tour in the Pyrenees

Yes, you need previous backcountry skiing experience for this tour. You should be comfortable with off-piste skiing and be able to handle varying snow conditions and terrain. This tour involves skiing in unmarked and unpatrolled areas, which requires confidence and skill in handling different snow conditions and terrain.

I recommend undergoing physical training to build your endurance, strength, and skiing skills. Practicing off-piste skiing and familiarizing yourself with using avalanche safety equipment is also advisable.

No, this tour does not involve the use of ski lifts. The focus is on backcountry skiing, where we ski from hut to hut without the aid of ski lifts.

You need to bring your own ski touring equipment, including skis, skins, poles, boots, and avalanche safety gear (beacon, probe, and shovel). Personal items such as clothing, toiletries, and a backpack are also necessary.

Accommodation is provided in mountain huts. These huts offer basic amenities and are located along the ski route, allowing for a comfortable rest each night.

Yes,some meals are included in the tour. Breakfast and dinner are provided at the huts, while you need to bring your own lunch and snacks.

In case of bad weather, I will assess the weather conditions and make necessary adjustments to the itinerary for safety. In case of severe weather, alternative plans will be made, which might include staying at the huts or changing the route.

You should have travel insurance that covers backcountry skiing and emergency evacuation. No special permits are required for this tour.

The guide-to-client ratio for this tour is designed to ensure safety and personal attention. Typically, the ratio is 1 guide to 4-6 clients.

The best time for this tour is from January to April when the snow conditions in the Pyrenees are most favorable for skiing. This might vary depending on the year.

Yes, solo travelers can join existing groups for the tour. This is a great way to meet like-minded adventurers and share the experience.

Yes, the tour is suitable for snowboarders who have splitboards and are experienced in backcountry snowboarding.

I will communicate the meeting point upon booking. It is typically in a nearby town where you can easily reach by public transport or car.

No, insurance is not included in the tour package. You need to arrange your own travel insurance that covers backcountry skiing and emergency evacuation.

The tour package includes guiding services, accommodation in mountain huts, and meals (breakfast and dinner). You need to bring your own lunch, snacks, and personal equipment.

This tour is not recommended for children due to the physical demands and technical skills required. It is best suited for adults with backcountry skiing experience.

Each day involves several hours of skiing with breaks for rest and lunch. The exact schedule will vary depending on weather conditions and group pace. Evenings are spent in the huts where you can relax and enjoy dinner.