2 skiers € 1700,00 / person
3 skiers € 1400,00 / person
4 skiers € 1200,00 / person
5 skiers € 1110,00 / person

The price includes: ski guide of Alagna or Gressoney the 4 days of the tour, HB 3 days, , 4 days ski pass, technical equipment (harness, crampons), safety kit (avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe).

Day 1: Warm-up A day crafted to acquaint ourselves with climbing using skins and free heels around the Monterosaski freeride area. Our goals for the day include navigating couloirs, exploring soft slopes, and engaging in steep skiing to put our skills, legs, and group desires to the test. Return in time for a satisfying dinner at Rifugio Gabiet.

Day 2: Pillonet Adventure
We kick off early in the morning with an exhilarating ascent to the 2700 m high Colle del Pillonet, commanding views over Ayas and Valtournenche. Post-skinning, brace yourselves for an unforgettable descent to Cheneil, a picturesque hamlet in Valturnanche—Valle d’Aosta’s only car-inaccessible village. Dinner and overnight stay in the charming setting of Cheneil.

Day 3: Off-Piste Exploration
A day devoted to uncovering Val d’Aosta’s premier freeride spots in Cheneil, Valtournenche, and Cervinia, all aimed at reaching the pinnacle of Rifugio Teodulo at 3317 meters. As evening falls, we convene in the cozy ambiance of the mountain hut, where the Matterhorn graciously peers in through the expansive dining room windows, overseeing our dining experience.”A day exploring the off-piste areas of Val d’Aosta in Cheneil Valtournenche and Cervinia. Arrival at Rifugio Teodulo, dinner, and overnight stay.

Day 4: Return to Gressoney or Alagna
Thanks to the lifts of the Little Matterhorn, we’ll return to Val d’Aosta along the Valle di Cime Bianche or the Glacier di Verra. Arrival in Gressoney or Alagna expected in the afternoon.

– safety kit: shovel, avalance transceiver, probe
– telescopic ski poles
– skins
– touring skies & boots
– harness
– 1 screwgate carabiner
– ski crampons
– ice-axe
– small towel
– toiletries
– personal first aid kit
– ear-plugs
– sun cream with high protection
– knife
– a pair of light trainers shoes
– 2 pair ski gloves
– thermos
– sleeping bag liner
– head torch with emergency batteries
– sun glasses + goggles
– back pack 35-45L
– passport
– windstopper hat + sun hat
– underwear
– 2 pairs wool socks
– cotton socks
– jeans + T-shirt
– ski wear with layers, base layers sets, Mid layer, soft shell, gore-tex shell
– ski jacket and pants with gaiters

Mountaineering, ski touring, off-piste skiing and trekking take place in a natural, uncontrolled environment.
Weather conditions, snow, ice, terrain, visibility, altitude and physical fatigue can change rapidly and directly affect the course of the activity. For this reason, there is always an inherent level of objective risk, which cannot be eliminated but only managed.

All our activities are led by IFMGA Mountain Guides and Certified Hiking Guides (AMM).
The guide continuously assesses environmental conditions and the physical and mental state of participants, sets an appropriate pace, manages progression and ensures the correct use of equipment. If conditions require it, the guide may modify the itinerary or interrupt the activity, always in the interest of individual and group safety.

Participants are required to be in good physical and mental condition, adequately prepared for the level of the activity, and to follow the guide’s instructions at all times.

Group activities

During group outings, the pace is set according to the slowest participant. In case of fatigue or discomfort, the guide may decide to adjust the programme or return early. In the mountains, the group ascends and returns together.

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