Ski + Splitboard Touring
WHAT YOU’LL DO
Experience Tyrol’s world class backcountry area with a skilled and qualified local guide. Regardless of your off-piste riding abilities, your guide will take you on an adventure, away from the crowd, towards the natural beauty of the mountains, and in search for fresh snow.
When it comes to touring, safety is our utmost priority. First of, your avalanche rescue techniques and equipment will be thoroughly checked before you begin your journey. Then, you will traverse or ascend terrains with varying steepness in a method that involves gliding in your touring skis or splitboards. At some parts, you may even need to put your climbing skills to the test! Touring equipment can be easily rented from the local sport shops.
If one day touring is too short for you, you are more than welcome to ask for a multiple-day adventure, a great way to explore the numerous cosy mountain huts.
OVERVIEW
6 hrs
Good for avoiding crowds
Equipment not provided
English & German
Guided tour
WHAT TO BRING
- Touring skis/Splitboard
- Waterproof winter gloves & clothing
- Ski helmet
- Scarf/Neck warmer
- Snow goggles
- Backpack (with airbag)
- Sunglasses
- Money for meals
- Personal medication
- Snacks
- Waterbottle
- Avalanche transceiver
- Shovel & probe
THINGS TO KNOW
Meeting Time: 9 AM
Age Requirement: 16 & above
Group Size: 1 - 7 per guide
Pricing: €528 for 6 hours per guide, additional €35 per person
Not Included: Lift pass
Cancellation Policy: Fully refundable when cancelled at least 7 days before the tour starts. Learn more.
St. Anton am Arlberg has evolved from a mountain farming village to the top destination to ski in Europe. It has easy access to the Arlberg region, Austria’s largest ski area. The quaint village is home to about 2,400 inhabitants and visited by over 12 million tourists annually from all over the world. Its extensive terrain ensures unforgettable runs for skiers and snowboarders of all ages and abilities. Arlberg Kandahar Race, the end-of-season White Thrill race, and various well-known music concerts are just some of the event highlights. What’s more? It’s only an hour’s drive from Innsbruck!
