Freeride week: liberate your snow enthusiasm

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Level: Enthusiast

Start date: 1 December

End date: 20 April

Participants: Max 7

My goal

Get ready for an extraordinary freeride skiing week in the Monte Rosa paradise, starting from Alagna or Gressoney. Traverse ancient Walser trails in Val d’Otro and uncover the hidden beauty of the Alta Valsesia Natural Park. Ski into the mystical Lost Valley in Val d’Aosta and enjoy stunning views from the Alataluce viewpoint. Though a freeride skiing week might not cover all the possibilities, the vast terrain and countless kilometers of slopes provide an excellent introduction to Monte Rosa’s wonders. Embrace the adventure and experience the perfect blend of challenge and discovery in this freeride haven, where every descent promises a new thrill.

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Price

2 skiers € 1350,00 / person
3 skiers € 1050,00 / person
4 skiers € 870,00 / person
5 skiers € 780,00 / person
6 skiers € 710,00 / person
7 skiers € 660,00 / person

The price includes: Mountain Guide IFMGA for 5 days, Monterosaski 6-day ski pass, technical equipment (harness, crampons), safety kit (subject to availability).

Program

Day 0
5:00 PM: Briefing – Meet with your UIAGM guide in the office, via call, or phone, as you prefer. We want to understand your expectations and check the equipment to prepare the plan for the next day, considering fitness level, weather, and snow conditions.

Day 1 – 5
Ski from the opening of the lifts until they close or until your legs say stop. Each day, we’ll choose together the area with the best snow and the most suitable adventure: whether it’s alpine touring, steep descents, couloirs, or peaks to conquer, we’ll always prioritize snow conditions and your goals. We’ll decide together the best day to tackle the most iconic descents. In the meantime, start gatting information about Malfatta!

Equipment required

Ski clothing, suitable skis for the activity, safety kit (avalanche beacon, shovel, probe), harness.

Please, pay attention here

On Monte Rosa, alpine guides can accompany a maximum of 7 skiers. A day of skiing on Monte Rosa always starts with a test descent to assess the group’s skill level.

To participate in our ski days, you must be able to ski on black slopes.

F.A.Q.

FAQ #1 – What is the FREERIDE PARADISE?

Alagna and Gressoney are known as “Freeride Paradise” for the their numerous off-piste routes. These locations are famous for their natural beauty, diverse skiable terrain, and the opportunity to ski freely in wild, unregulated areas.

FAQ #2 – Can I book a freeride day with a mixed group of friends, including snowboarders and skiers?

Certainly. However, keep in mind that not all routes are suitable for both disciplines, and skiers may be limited by snowboarders in the number of descents possible.

FAQ #3 – How is a freeride day organized?

The guide will do a test descent with you and build the most suitable itinerary for the group, taking into account the best snow conditions.

FAQ #4 – Can the experiences be modify?

Absolutely! The experiences we offer depend on snow and weather conditions. The assigned guide will suggest similar but alternative routes if the booked excursion is not suitable for the chosen date.

FAQ #5 – Is an ABS backpack required?

For alpine touring, an ABS backpack is not mandatory. However, a backpack with an artva, shovel, and probe is required.

FAQ #6 – What level of physical fitness is required?

To embark on a freeride day, you must be able to ski on black slopes. Physical endurance, strong legs, and good fitness are necessary.

FAQ #7 – In case of In case of bad weather, can I reschedule my trip?

Yes, excursions can be rescheduled or moved to a different area if weather conditions do not permit the planned descent. Changes must be made in accordance with the guide before the start of the freeride day

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Freeride week: liberate your snow enthusiasm

€2,700.00

Categories: Activities, Freeride, SPRING, WINTER Tags: Advanced, Beginners, Enthusiasts, intermediate

INSURANCE

Our packages do not include insurance. Since many of you are members of mountain clubs, which offer excellent coverage for their members, or already have personal insurance, we aim to avoid redundancy.

However, if you are not yet insured (and we highly recommend you consider it) and would like coverage for:

Medical assistance and expenses in case of injury, 24/7 assistance and reimbursement of medical expenses, Search and rescue costs, Emergency support, Reimbursement for unused lessons, equipment, accommodations, and passes, Civil liability for damages to third parties during outdoor activities

you can explore the available options on Europ Assistance or on L’Arca Assicurazioni.