If you already enjoy skiing on-piste or off-piste, ski touring is the next step beyond the resorts — climbing on skins to earn untracked descents. From half-day outings to multi-day haute-route type traverses that link high passes, glaciers and mountain huts, it trades lift queues for wild winter terrain, fewer people, and the quiet satisfaction of earning every turn.
Don't see your objective?
Beyond the marked runs there’s a whole winter to explore — and no two ski-touring days need look the same. Tell me the terrain and the tour you’re after, and I’ll shape it around your skiing and the snow.
Trips & courses
Avalanche Courses
Learn to read the mountains and avoid avalanches in the first place — from a one-day intro to a three-day AIARE 2.
Haute Route — Chamonix to Zermatt
The most famous ski traverse in the Alps — Chamonix to Zermatt across a chain of high glaciated passes.
Silvretta Traverse
A four-day hut-to-hut traverse of the Eastern Alps with gentle descents — an ideal first ski tour.
Ski Touring Introduction
Your first step beyond the resort — skinning, transitions and avalanche basics. Earn your turns.
Urner Haute Route — Andermatt to Engelberg
A wilder, more demanding alternative to the classic Haute Route, through the remote Urner Alps from Andermatt to Engelberg.
The mountain is waiting.
Let's plan your line.
Tell me your objective, your dates and your experience — and I'll shape a trip around them.