Guided Adventure
All inclusive off-piste week in
Alagna, St. Anton or Chamonix

Discover hidden off-piste terrain and ski the best snow in Europes biggest freeride regions, Chamonix (Mont Blanc), St. Anton (Arlberg) or Alagna (Monterosaski).

An all inclusive week of guided adventure with a UIAGM Mountain Guide. Improve your technique and knowledge of the mountain environment. Ski untracked powder, discover remote and secluded areas offering exciting, challenging descents and learn about avalanche, glacier and mountain safety. With the knowledge and experience of a qualified Mountain Guide, a fully organised guided week is an ideal way to enjoy your winter ski holiday and a fantastic opportunity to develop and improve your skiing in safe and enjoyable conditions.

Accommodation in a luxury chalet with 6 bedrooms, sauna and fitness room in Chamonix. Private apartment or hotel accommodation in St Anton, beautiful mountain B&B in Alagna.

Alagna, Monte Rosa, Valsesia, Italia

Alagna is a small mountain village in Valsesia. Found at the foot of the Monte Rosa in Italy the relaxed atmosphere of this genuine Alpine environment is the perfect place to ski big off-piste runs away from the crowds.

About Monterosaski resort
The Monterosaski resort consists of three Valleys (Alagna, Gressoney and Champoluc), it covers a vast area and is therefore an environment suitable for all levels of experience, from beginners to off-piste experts, skiers, telemarkers and snowboarders. There are also lots of possibilities for ski touring. Heli skiing is an option paid for separately.

January 2010 will be the inauguration of the new lift up to the Glacier of Roccette and Indren, just a few hundred metres below the top of Punta Giordani, one of the 4thousand metre summits in Monte Rosa Massif. This will reach the incredible altitude of 3400 metres and will make the Monterosaski resort one of the biggest and more complete resort in the Alps. But also from the step below, Passo Salati (2971), we can get to ski almost 2000m vertical on the Bors glacier down into the Valsesia or the Gressoney valley. It is a massive area that gives us a lot to discover; descents over glaciers, into big open bowls and narrow steep couloirs. Our local Alagna ski guide knows plenty of hidden spots to ensure safety and find us untracked powder many days after the last snowfall.
There is also the opportunity of doing a day of heli-skiing during the week. An ascent with a helicopter to Lysjoch or Signalkuppe gives us a height of 2500 metres skiing down to Zermatt. Lifts and off-piste runs will take us all the way back to Alagna, crossing over the resort of Cervinia, Champoluc and Gressoney, and skiing down for a total 7535 drop metres and doing a round trip of about 70 km in the same day!!!!

Accomodation: Bed & Breakfast Locanda Margherita

The Locanda Margherita B&B hosts us in a friendly and genuine Italian ambience. The old and renovated house is located in the historical mountain village Rassa, outside Alagna, in a beautiful natural environment. The village has retained its original character and it provides the ideal base for a relaxing week focused on off-piste skiing.
Four large bedrooms (2-3 persons per room), two shared bathrooms, lounge, terrace and garden. Dinners we will have at the neighbouring restaurant, serving tasty and plentiful Italian food.

Price Includes
- 6 days guiding with UIAGM - mountain guide
- 7 nights accommodation in B&B and evening meal
- 6 days ski pass for the Monte Rosa
- Avalanche transceiver, shovel, probe, backpack and glacier equipment.

Not included
- Lunches, mountain rescue insurance, heli-skiing

Group size: max. 7 persons per guide. Private groups only.

St. Anton, Arlberg, Austria

Ski areas: St.Anton, St.Christoph, Stuben to Lech and Zurs, Sonnenkopf
Number of lifts: 85

Skiers and snowboaders have access to over 270km of groomed slopes and over 180km of deep powder runs can be enjoyed in this snowy paradise.
In 2006/2007 a new gondola replaced the old Galzigbahn. In the evening The pedestrianised main street lined with shops, restaurants, hotels and bars is alive with skiers and snowboarders.
The 6 well connected ski systems of the Arlberg makes a massive area of wide slopes available for lift-accessed off-piste skiing. Frequently powdery snow conditions and long off-piste runs from one valley to another give us a great playground for powder skiing and practice in off-piste terrain.
On the seemingly endless white slopes, many runs remains untracked several days after the last snowfall due to the quantity of options, and the fact that they are typically avalanche prone straight after a big dump.
Below the high mountain areas there are plenty of forests and couloirs to ski on low visibility days, which is why we can get unforgettable powder skiing on both clear and snowy days.
Off-piste opportunities are extensive and varied with exciting descents from Valluga and Kapall.
St Anton has a great Apres ski atmosphere and so if you still have energy left after skiing the powder this is a great place to party. After that, when you start to get hungry there are many restaurants offering traditional Austrian food.

St.Anton is a great place for all levels beginner to off-piste experts, skiers, telemarkers and snowboarders.

Best time: January to mid of April

Accommodation: You will be based in the beautiful, modern, newly built self-catering appartments of Haus Aperies. Three appartments with space to sleep four to six people (two separate bedrooms) or two to three people (one bedroom), large kitchen and living space and private bathroom. The house is in the small traditional village of Pettneu where you can find numerous restaurants offering typically Tyrolean dishes  to international cuisine. There is a free bus service which runs frequently throughout the day and will take you to the resort of St.Anton in ten minutes.

Included:
- 6 days guiding with UIAGM - mountain guide
- 7 nights accommodation in B&B or private apartment
- 6 days ski pass for the Arlberg
- Avalanche transceiver, shovel, probe and backpack.

Not included: Lunches, dinners, mountain rescue insurance

Group size: max. 7 persons per guide. Private groups only.

Chamonix, Mont Blanc, France

Ski areas: 6 different ski areas over 3 countries offer diverse and challenging terrain. Endless glaciers, couloirs and forests make the Chamonix valley the perfect area for all levels of skiers.
The Mt Blanc range is high enough to stop weather fronts completely. Snowfall in Chamonix and sunshine in Courmayeur, just 15km through the Mt. Blanc tunnel are not uncommon. We will know about the best weather and snow conditions for your ski day.
Heli-skiing and ski touring are also possibilities during this week.

Best time: January to mid of April

For all levels: from the keen piste skier to the off piste expert looking for a maximum of skiing.
On all our programs snowboarders and telemarkers are very welcome to join us.

Mountain Chalêt Accommodation: The Alpine style chalet constructed in 2000 is situated in the village of Les Praz.
Ground floor has 3 bedrooms. One master bedroom and two twin bedrooms, two bathrooms, one with a shower and one with full size bath.
First floor is open plan with a fully fitted kitchen and large dining area. Comfortable lounge with two large sofas and one sofa bed. Plenty of books and DVD's for lazy days beside the fire. For sunny days, winter or summer, there is a large terrace to relax, soak up the sun and enjoy stunning views of Mont-Blanc and the Aguilles of Chamonix.
In the basement there is a sauna and gym area, with shower, washing machine and ski boot dryer.

Included:
- 6 days guiding with UIAGM - mountain guide
- 7 nights accommodation as discribed above (Saturday to Saturday)
- 6 days ski pass Mt.Blanc Unlimited
- Avalanche transceiver, shovel, probe, backpack and glacier equipment.

Not included: Dinners, mountain rescue insurance