The Essence of Freeride Skiing in the Dolomites!
Off-piste skiing in the Dolomites means pure freedom: wide open bowls, steep couloirs, and endless powder fields surrounded by the dramatic limestone towers of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You'll leave the groomed runs behind and dive into the pristine wilderness of some of the most breathtaking alpine scenery in the world.

Our mountain guides guarantee maximum safety and enjoyment, choosing routes that combine the best snow quality with spectacular landscapes.

The Best Off-Piste Areas in the Dolomites

Our freeride itineraries cover all major Dolomite ski areas, each offering unique terrain and snow conditions:

• Cortina d'Ampezzo - Tofane, Cristallo, Faloria, Lagazuoi
• Marmolada - The Queen of the Dolomites, with its countless 1,300 m glacier descents
• Sella Group - Val Mesdì, Val Lasties, Forcella Pordoi, Joel Couloir and much more
• San Martino di Castrozza - Pale di San Martino
• Madonna di Campiglio - Hidden freeride gems with great snow quality

Depending on conditions and itineraries, you can enjoy lift-accessed freeride days or short ski-touring ascents to reach untracked descents.

Off-piste Skiing Courses

For beginners, we organize introductory off-piste skiing courses focusing on skiing techniques on different types of snow and slopes, avalanche safety, and equipment management. Advanced participants can join multi-day freeride tours to challenge themselves on demanding itineraries.

Topics covered include:

• Descent techniques on various snow conditions and slopes
• Use of equipment, and avalanche transceivers
• Terrain evaluation and avalanche risk management
• Orientation, route planning, and weather assessment

Daily Prices for a Certified Mountain Guide

1 person: € 330
2 persons: € 360
3 persons: € 390
4 persons: € 440
5 persons: € 500

All prices are intended as: "starting from".
All excursions are private and fully customizable. Prices include the assistance of a certified mountain guide and organization of the freeride program.
Ski pass, transfer, and rental equipment are not included.

Safety and Equipment

Safety is our top priority. Each participant must carry avalanche safety equipment and follow the guide’s instructions during the day.

Mandatory equipment:

• Avalanche beacon (ARTVA), probe, shovel
• Helmet
• Airbag recommended