Join Euan, an IFMGA certified guide, on this great ski touring adventure in Val d'Isere and Tignes. Don't miss this opportunity to progress and explore uncrowded terrains in the Alps.
Alps
5 Days
Mar, Apr
High
Intermediate
Join this amazing ski touring intro in Val d’Isere and Tignes. During 5 days you will learn all the necessary techniques to improve your skills and become a better skier!
Val d’Isere and Tignes are located in France and offer a lift system and two glaciated areas that allow you to reach the off piste area really quickly. During this course you will practice on different spots such as Dome de Pramecou (3081 meters), Col du Montet (3185 meters), Col Pers (3009 meters), and Col d’Oin (3164 meters).
The course is designed specially for skiers who want to improve their off piste techniques, so you will need some previous experience. However, you don’t have to be an expert to join in! During the intro, you will learn to use a transceiver, probe and shovel, among other things, so you will have a good base. During the course we will cover some technical aspects of off-piste skiing and then put them to practice!
The ideal time of the year for this program is during March and April. These months guarantee great descents on powder snow You can find a sample itinerary below to get an idea of the full program.
Join me on this intro to ski touring in Val d’Isere and Tignes! I’ll be glad to guide you through this spectacular terrain. Request to book this trip now!
I also offer a 5-day off-piste program in Chamonix!
On day 1 we will explore the Grand Motte area of Tignes.
First, we will do some ski touring over the Glacier de la Grande Motte. Then, we will ascend the Dome de Pramecou (3081m).
Topics we will cover include use of a harness, skins and ski crampons, transceiver, probe and shovel.
We will visit Col d’Iseran and Glacier du Grand Pisaillas areas of Val d’Isere.
Then we will go ski touring in Col du Montet (3185m).
On day 3 we will ski the Col Pers (3009m) off piste run to the Prariond Hut.
We will have the choice to climb either the Pointe du Gros Caval (3285m) or the Grande Aiguille Rousse (3482m).
On the last day of our trip we will raverse from the furthest point of Val d’Isere to the furthest point of Tignes linking together many off piste and on piste runs and back again.
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