PROGRAM
A program for those interested in a ski tour on the most popular routes in Valle d’Aosta or Piedmont. The excitement of a day in top snow conditions, under the guidance of a professional and in maximum safety. Together with the Peakshunter Guides you can evaluate your preparation and improve your knowledge with the help of an expert. Thanks to the technical advice of our Guide team you will be able to live a fantastic experience, alone or in a group! Depending on your physical level and your technical preparation you can choose the path that best suits your expectations. Customize your trip, the length and the difficulties of the itinerary: build your ideal program together with the Guide! And if you are at the first releases with skins, we are at your disposal with suggestions and field tests! Live with us the emotions of ski mountaineering and catch the magic of snowy landscapes!
If you want multi-day trips, you can choose one of our tours: Regina Margherita Hut, Gran Paradiso on skis, Great Saint Bernardo Valley ski touring or explore one of the other valleys (Valle di Gressoney, Valsaranche or Valpelline). And for travel enthusiasts, experience the thrill of skiing on the slopes of Etna Vulcan in Sicily or Lofoten Islands in Norway. If you are interested in freeride skiing or in ski-mountaineering take a look at our day programs: Vallée Blanche, Tour des Periades both in the Mont Blanc area.
GROUP DEPARTURES
Difference in altitude: from 400m to 2000m, depending on your request
Ascent time: depending on your request
Meeting point: meeting to be defined with the Guide, variable depending on request
The daily program includes a meeting point to carry out a brief group briefing dedicated to the control of individual ski mountaineering material. At the end of the briefing the safety kit will be delivered (backpack with ARTVA, shovel and probe) for the participants without such equipment.
After a short transfer by car to the chosen area, the group will receive some preliminary information on the chosen itinerary from the Guide. Each participant will receive basic information on using the security kit. Once the tour preparation phase is complete, the group will begin the excursion to the destination.
During the excursion the Guide will provide information on the basic techniques of ski mountaineering. Easy practical tests will be offered (slope progression, inversions, use of knives). Along the route one or more breaks will be made depending on the needs of the participants: it is strongly recommended to bring a thermos containing hot tea, energy bars or snacks (dried fruit, chocolate).
At the end of the tour, there is a quick refreshment (snacks) before returning to the machines in the late afternoon.
Difference in altitude: from 400m to 2000m, depending on your request
Ascent time: depending on your request
Meeting point: meeting to be defined with the Guide, variable depending on request
The daily program includes a meeting point to carry out a brief group briefing dedicated to the control of individual ski mountaineering material. At the end of the briefing the safety kit will be delivered (backpack with ARTVA, shovel and probe) for the participants without such equipment.
After a short transfer by car to the chosen area, the group will receive some preliminary information on the chosen itinerary from the Guide. Each participant will receive basic information on using the security kit. Once the tour preparation phase is complete, the group will begin the excursion to the destination.
During the excursion the Guide will provide information on the basic techniques of ski mountaineering. Easy practical tests will be offered (slope progression, inversions, use of knives). Along the route one or more breaks will be made depending on the needs of the participants: it is strongly recommended to bring a thermos containing hot tea, energy bars or snacks (dried fruit, chocolate).
At the end of the tour, there is a quick refreshment (snacks) before returning to the machines in the late afternoon.
DETAILS
RATES
- the assistance of a UIAGM/IFMGA certified Mountain Guide
- liability insurance
The rate does not include
- research and rescue insurance with UVGAM coverage (recommended): €5 per person for 3 days
- the hiring of any personal equipment (avalanche beacon, shovel, probe and backpack): €30/day per person while supplies last
- the Mountain Guide’s expenses (transfers, meals and accommodation) to be covered by participants
- transfers, meals and accommodation
- anything that is not mentioned under "The rate includes"