Ski Touring Tours
Booking one of these amazing Ski Touring Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Ski touring combines the thrill of alpine skiing with the serenity of untouched snowy landscapes, offering a unique way to explore diverse terrains. Perfect for both adventure enthusiasts and those seeking a peaceful retreat, these tours allow travelers to discover hidden slopes and iconic winter scenery. Whether ascending pristine peaks or gliding through powdery forests, ski touring promises unforgettable memories and a fresh perspective on beloved destinations.
Ski Touring Tours and Itineraries
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Displaying 14 of 14 tours
Canadian Rockies
Avalanche Skills Training 1 in the Canadian Rockies
Avalanche safety is a must-have tenet of backcountry adventure and a critical step in keeping yourself and your adventure partners safe in the wintertime and shoulder season. The Avalanche Skills Training 1 in the Canadian Rockies tour is a practical chance to learn the basics of avalanche safety in one of the most beautiful mountain environments in the world.
Canadian Rockies
Backcountry Ski or Splitboard the Canadian Rockies
Have you ever spent some time on your skis in the backcountry and were wondering about some unanswered questions on terrain choices or avalanche danger? Stood at the top of a run and wondered how to get down or deal with steeper descents and up tracks? Then this is the place for you. The goal of this course of this backcountry skiing program is to take you to the next level. Combining the pure backcountry experience with the opportunity to solidify the basics and develop more sophisticated techniques makes this program appropriate for those looking for 2 days of guided skiing and splitboarding. This program is designed to refine your skillset allowing you the ability to venture deeper into the mountains.
Canadian Rockies
Backcountry Skiing at Rogers Pass
Rogers Pass offers some of the most exciting and challenging terrain in North America. From high glaciers to beautiful open bowls, tree skiing to small chutes, and steep adrenalin-fueled couloirs, the list is endless. Its proximity to the highway also gives you the flexibility to ski and snowboard a range of different aspects and altitudes, providing a multitude of options for the intermediate to expert skiers and snowboarders, irrespective of the weather.
Canadian Rockies
Avalanche Skills Training 2 in the Canadian Rockies
Every backcountry adventurer needs a foundational knowledge of avalanche safety, and the Avalanche Skills Training 2 in the Canadian Rockies tour is designed to show you how to evaluate and respond to changing snow conditions in the backcountry.
Canadian Rockies
Wapta Icefield Hut-to-hut Ski Tour
The Wapta Traverse is the ultimate Canadian Rockies hut-to-hut ski tour. The Wapta Icefields spread for many miles north along the continental divide from the Lake Louise area. With vast glaciers, easy peaks, and a superlative hut system, the area is perfect for a great ski traverse.
Bulgaria
Ski Touring in Bulgaria
Discover the relatively unknown snowy mountain ranges coating Bulgaria on this ski touring adventure. Most avid skiers and snowboarders in Europe flock to the Alps when the weather flips to cold, but Bulgaria’s alpine ranges—Rila and Pirin—offer an outstanding tours for those that want to try something different.
Canadian Rockies
Guided Backcountry British Columbia Ski Tour
Explore untracked, unspoiled sheets of powder blanketing Canada’s playground of slopes on this Guided Backcountry British Columbia Ski Tour. This eight-day tour winds through snowy havens tailor-made for intrepid skiers and snowboarders craving an advanced initiation to British Columbia’s off-piste hotspots.
Quebec
Chic-Choc Mountains Tour
Journey deep into the Quebec wilderness to the remote Chic-Choc Mountain Lodge. Here, you’ll disconnect from the outside world as you’re surrounded by the incredible beauty of the winter mountains that invite you to play.
Southern Iceland
Landmannalaugar Cross-Country Ski Tour
This is the winter adventure you’ve been dreaming of, especially if you’re a cross-country skier with only a few days to spare for an epic tour! For five days, you’ll follow an experienced and knowledgeable guide throughout the ethereal landscapes in Landmannalaugar, which is one of the world’s geothermal hot spots. You know what that means: soaking in hot springs every day before and after skiing. Bliss!
Italian Alps
Monterosa Ski
Experience the might and majesty of the Italian Alps on the 7-Day Guided Monterosa Ski Tour. Italy’s Aosta Valley is your snow covered paradise to explore and enjoy as you whiz down its snow covered peaks and explore its remarkable valleys.
Northern Iceland
Mountains and Fjords of Northern Iceland
Tröllaskagi [Troll-peninsula] is the #1 ski-touring destination in Iceland – and for a good reason! The terrain is amazing, skiing to the ocean is beyond cool, avalanche conditions are relatively stable and often allow for long days and steep runs – and if that is not your cup of tea – then there are plenty of feel-good slopes – long carefree skiing towards the ocean. Just what you want for your ski-holiday.
Southern Iceland
Ski Touring Volcanoes in Iceland
For this ski touring adventure, you will take full advantage of the breathtaking variety of Icelandic Mountain scenery. The tour includes three stunning peaks, all of them glacier-covered volcanoes.
Southern Iceland
Vatnajokull Glacier Cross-Country Ski Crossing
Imagine waking up each morning to glacial lands that stretch to the horizon and then getting to cross-country ski across them to the next destination. And you’re in Iceland!
Canada
Bella Coola Heli-Ski Adventure
A short flight away from Vancouver lies the mountain village of Bella Coola. The Bella Coola Heli-Ski Adventure visits this amazing area where you can choose your runs from the sky and lose yourself in the powder of the dramatic slopes of the coastal mountains.
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General Travel Information
Why Choose Ski Touring for Your Holiday?
Choosing ski touring for your holiday offers a perfect blend of excitement and tranquility. Experience diverse terrains, explore hidden gems, and enjoy the freedom of off-piste skiing. This unique travel style allows you to cover more ground while enjoying the scenic beauty and local culture, ensuring an unforgettable vacation.
Top Destinations for Ski Touring
Top destinations for ski touring include the Swiss Alps, known for their majestic peaks and extensive routes, and Canada, with its vast wilderness and renowned powder. Norway offers stunning fjords and unique ski experiences. These diverse locations provide the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable ski touring adventure.
What fitness level is required for ski touring?
Ski touring typically requires a moderate to high level of fitness. Participants should be comfortable with prolonged physical activity in cold, high-altitude environments and have basic skiing skills.
What should I pack for a ski touring trip?
Pack warm, layered clothing, waterproof ski gear, sturdy ski boots, gloves, a hat, goggles, sunscreen, a backpack, avalanche safety gear (transceiver, shovel, probe), and personal medications. A small first aid kit and high-energy snacks are also recommended.
Are ski touring trips suitable for beginners?
While some ski touring trips offer beginner-friendly routes, they are generally best suited for intermediate to advanced skiers. Beginners should ensure the tour offers suitable terrain and instruction.
Do I need to bring my own ski gear?
Yes, bringing your own ski gear, including skis, boots, and poles, is recommended. Some tours may offer rental options; check with the tour provider for specific requirements.
How do I choose the right ski touring trip for me?
Consider your skiing skill level, fitness, and the type of terrain you prefer. Research different tours, their difficulty levels, and the scenic and cultural highlights they offer.
What safety measures are in place during the tours?
Ski touring trips include experienced guides, regular safety briefings, and established emergency protocols. Participants are trained in safety procedures and the use of avalanche safety equipment.
Are meals and accommodations included in the tour packages?
Many ski touring trips offer inclusive packages that cover meals and accommodations. Confirm the details with the tour provider before booking.
Can I join a ski touring trip alone?
Yes, solo travelers are welcome on ski touring trips. These tours often foster a sense of community, allowing solo participants to connect with like-minded individuals.
What is the group size for ski touring trips?
Group sizes can vary but typically range from small groups of 6-12 people. Smaller groups allow for more personalized instruction and safer skiing environments.
What if I have a health issue during the tour?
Guides are trained to handle health issues and provide first aid. Inform the tour operator of any pre-existing conditions before the tour and carry necessary medications.
Is travel insurance necessary for ski touring trips?
Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended for ski touring trips to cover medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and lost belongings.
How do I prepare for a ski touring trip?
Start a regular fitness routine focusing on cardio, strength, and endurance training. Familiarize yourself with basic skiing techniques and ensure you have the necessary gear.
What cultural experiences can I expect on a ski touring trip?
Ski touring trips often include opportunities to learn about local cultures, traditions, and environmental conservation efforts, providing a well-rounded experience.
Can dietary restrictions be accommodated on ski touring trips?
Yes, many ski touring trips can accommodate dietary restrictions. Communicate your needs to the tour operator in advance to ensure appropriate meal arrangements.
What type of accommodations are provided on the tour?
Accommodations can vary from simple mountain lodges and huts to more comfortable hotels. Some tours may offer unique stays in traditional alpine cabins.
Are there non-skiing activities available during the tour?
Yes, many ski touring trips include additional activities such as guided snowshoeing, cultural visits, and opportunities to explore local towns and landmarks.
What is the best time of year for a ski touring trip?
The best time for a ski touring trip depends on the destination. Typically, the winter and early spring months offer the best conditions for ski touring.
How is luggage handled on a ski touring trip?
Most ski touring trips provide luggage transport services, allowing you to carry only essential items while your main luggage is transferred to the next accommodation.
What kind of food is provided during ski touring trips?
Meals on ski touring trips typically include hearty, nutritious options suitable for cold-weather activities. Expect a mix of local cuisine and standard fare to keep you energized.
Can I customize my ski touring trip?
Yes, many tour operators offer customizable ski touring trips to match your preferences in terms of duration, difficulty level, and additional activities. Discuss your requirements with the tour provider.
What kind of training is included in ski touring trips?
Many ski touring trips include professional instruction on skiing techniques, navigation, and avalanche safety, helping participants improve their skills and confidence.