Fitness level: Moderate, comfortable to move 250-300m in elevation per hour over 5-7 hours.
Experience level: Advanced beginner, some prior experience but lacking confidence in the discipline.

Participants have to be able to ski with confidence and link turns in off piste terrain.

Group tour (4-6 participants)

369.000 kr. per person.

For a private booking, please contact us

Preparation meeting in Iceland:
Few weeks before departure, we will have a preparation meeting for the group. It is a great opportunity to ask any questions that might have come up, get good advice regarding equipment and get familiar with your travel buddies.

Day 1: Travelling to Landeck Austria
Skiers use this day to travel to Austria. Best option is to fly to Zurick, where a taxi will pick us up and take us to our hotel in Landeck. The taxi ride takes approx 2,5 hours. This evening we will all have dinner together and your guide will talk you through the journey ahead, step by step. And of course answer any questions that might come up at this point in time.

Day 2: Ischgl – Heidelbergerhutte
The day starts with a short drive from our hotel to the ski slopes of Ischgl, where we will spend our morning on off piste training and practising skiing techniques. After lunch, we will take a ski lift to Pauiner Kopf (2864 m). From there we’ll ski down to Zeblasjoch (2539 m), put our skins on and start the first ascent of the trip. Your guide will teach you practical skills for skinning upwards and if needed, we´ll practise different techniques. We´ll eventually find ourselves at the top of Piz Davo Sassé (2701 m), and from there it’s all downhill, until we find ourselves at Heidelbergerhutte. It’s a classic mountain hut but still pretty well equipped with showers, restaurant and a bar! What more can one ask for after a day in the mountains?

Day 3:Heidelbergerhutte, day tour from the hut
We will ski tour one of the many summits that surround the hut like Lareinfernspitze (3008m) or Piz Davo Lais (3026m). We can expect to skin about 750m. At the end of the day we will spend another night in Heidelbergerhutte.

Day 4: Heidelbergerhutte – Jamtalhutte
We’ll travel from Heidelbergerhutte to Jamtalhutte through the Kronenjoch pass. If weather & conditions act in our favour, we´ll visit the summit of Breite Krone (3097 m). From the top, we´ll ski all the way down to Jamtalhutte, our shelter for the next two nights. The hut is owned by the German Alpine Club (DAV) and is very well equipped and comfortable.

Day 5: Ski Touring out of Jamtalhutte
Today, we have many ski touring options. Your guide will pick an appropriate objective for the group, according to weather & snow conditions. Chances are we´ll be travelling through glaciated terrain & visit 3000 m summits such as Hintere Jamtalspitze (3156 m) or Gemspitz (3110 m). If anyone feels like chilling out and resting for the two skiing days ahead of us, that’s also an option. There are surely worse places to spend a day…

Day 6: Jamtalhutte – Wiesbadnerhutte
We wave goodbye to Jamtalhutte and head towards Wiesbadenhutte, yet another great hut of the Silvretta mountain range. We´ll travel through Ochensenscharte pass and perhaps we´ll summit Dreilanderspitze (3197 m). The mountain is quite steep, so we´ll have to put our skis on our backpack and grab our ice axe, for the ascent. A nice change from skinning & skiing. From the top, we can ski all the way to Wiesbadnerhutte. Now is the time to really savour the last night in the mountains. Prost!

Day 7: Wiesbadenhutte – Galtur – Landeck
Our last day of skiing and we´ll make our way towards civilization in Galtur. After a short ascent from the hut, a slope of our dreams awaits. Potentially the best slope of the trip. Save the best for last, as they say. If the group´s gas tank is still half full, we have the chance to visit Rauer Kopf (3101 m). Skins are off for the last time, and we´ll ski all the way to Galtur. From there it´s about 40 min drive back to Landeck, where we´ll enjoy looking back at our journey, enjoy the evening and have a nice dinner.

Day 8: Travelling home
Travel back home. A taxi will pick us up at our hotel and take us to Zurick airport.

Participants need to have insurance for search & rescue in mountainous terrain. Rescue teams in Europe reserve the right to charge their clients for the full cost of rescue and the use of helicopters, when needed. We also recommend that participants have at least a standard personal travel insurance on all our tours.

Asgard Beyond reserves the right to change the program of the trip with regard to weather and conditions at any time. This will be done with the safety of guests in mind and to ensure the best possible experience on the trip. If the travel arrangements change significantly, extra costs may follow.

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