FREERIDE
FREERIDE - DOLOMITES
Freeriding Sella
Freeride in the Dolomites
The Sella massif is a true mecca for freeriders. It's the centerpiece of the Sellaronda, a ski safari that circumnavigates the entire rocky massif on ski slopes. This makes it an ideal starting point for us freeriders, too. Around 30 different couloirs and gullies suitable for freeriding crisscross the entire massif. There are impressive descents of all levels of difficulty and in all exposures, and no matter which side we exit on, the next ski slope is never far away.
Duration:
1 day
Freeriding Marmolada
Freeride in the Dolomites
The Queen of the Dolomites is not only the highest peak in the Dolos range but also a fantastic mountain for freeriding, with wide slopes and plenty of space for a variety of descents. The Marmolada regularly receives above-average amounts of fresh snow. This creates the perfect conditions for some truly fantastic days every winter, carving your own tracks in the deep snow on the vast glacier slopes with ideal steepness. A highlight is definitely the Marmolada Canyon, which we won't miss, of course, if conditions are right.
Duration:
1 day
Freeriding Cortina
Freeride in the Dolomites
There are a wide range of great freeriding opportunities around the 2026 Winter Olympics venue in Cortina d'Ampezzo. Whether on the Tofana or in the Cristallo massif, the atmosphere and conditions are truly impressive, and we are fortunate enough to find fantastic descents through spectacular gullies or over long Dolomite cirques in a breathtaking landscape. Tours here range in difficulty, and our mountain guides will find the perfect descent for our participants' skiing abilities.
Duration:
1 day
Freeride Sulden
Freeriding in South Tyrol
At the foot of the Königsspitze, Zebru, and Ortler mountains, the Ortler Ski Arena is a ski area with exciting freeriding opportunities. Smaller climbs lead to cool gullies and off-piste runs of varying difficulty, ensuring an unforgettable day out in the snow! This freeride area is still considered an insider tip, and the large crowds that most popular powder areas have largely evaded so far. You won't find much information about the various downhill options either.
Duration:
1 day
FREERIDE TRAVEL
Japan
Hokkaido
The Japanese Alps, and especially the northernmost island of Hokkaido, hold all the world's snow records. Annual snowfall of 20 meters or more combined with cold temperatures create ideal conditions for freeriding in the finest powder snow. But Japan is also absolutely worth a visit for its culinary and cultural delights.
Canada
Freeriding in British Columbia
Canada's west coast beckons with the finest powder snow and untouched slopes in the vast expanses of the Canadian Rockies. We'll find fantastic freeride opportunities in some of the best ski resorts on earth and can let off steam in this playground where adult skiers become children again. A trip that will make every freerider's heart beat faster.
FREERIDE COURSE
Freeride course
Avalanche course with a focus on freeriding
With our partner, the Ortovox Safety Academy, we offer a two-day freeride course in the Dolomites. The focus here is on downhill skiing, and we'll teach you some tricks for safely and effectively tackling even technically challenging descents where ropes, crampons, and ice axes may be required. And, of course, avalanche awareness and companion rescue are also covered in this course.
Duration:
2 days
