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Off-piste skiing in The Dolomites, 7 days

A 7-day off-piste skiing trip in company of a certified mountain guide from the Azimut Montagne team. The Dolomites is the perfect place for freeride skiers. Are you coming?


MOUNTAIN RANGES

Alps

DURATION

7 Days

OFFER PERIOD

Jan - Mar

FITNESS LEVEL

Fit

SKILL LEVEL

Advanced

PAYMENT METHODS

Credit Card, Wire Transfer and more!

Description

The Dolomites is a powerful Italian mountain range declared World Heritage since 2009. Its mountains are really unique because they don’t seem alpine peaks despite belonging to the Alps.

The Dolomites propose high snow quality and very interesting ski runs for off-piste skiing. Besides that, all its ski centers are connected by cable cars. Undoubtedly, this northern region of Italy is a must for every freeride skier.

During this 7**-day off-piste skiing trip**, we’ll establish our base camp in Corvara, a village of the province of Alta Babia, at the foot of Sassongher.

Corvara will let us know the amazing surroundings and all the freeride-ski touring runs available. Furthermore, there is an active nightlife in the village so you can have fun after the ski program of the day.

If I had to summarize the main features of the Dolomites, I’d list the following ones:

  • Infinite ski options and sceneries;

  • Very warm lodges to stay in;

  • Mixture of Italian and Austrian food;

  • Very accessible area, especially by train.

Find here below an estimate itinerary of this amazing off-piste skiing adventure:

DAY 1

Our meeting point will be at the Corvara hotel or may at the train station of Oulx (Line TGV from Paris to Milan). Then, we’ll be taken to the Dolomites.

The first day will just consist in acclimatization with a short introduction of backcountry skiing. We’ll dinner and rest in the hotel.

FROM DAY 2 TO 7

During the next five days we will have the objectives of skiing around the best spots of the Dolomites:

  • Cortina d’Ampezzo

  • Marmolada

  • Les Cinque Torri

  • The Torri Sella

  • Passo Pordo

This freeride skiing trip is designed for advanced skiers. You have to know how to deal with all snow conditions and very steep terrains. Moreover, good physical shape is also necessary because we might have short climbs or hikes of no more than 45 minutes per day.

If you’re interested in this 7-day guided off-piste skiing in The Dolomites, contact me now. I can adapt the trip according to your own wishes. I will be glad to be your guide in this unforgettable trip.

Price includes

- Accommodation included

- Guiding fee

- Breakfast

- Dinner

- Transport during the trip

- Tips

Secure your spot with just 25% payment

48-hour free cancellation with 30-day advance booking


About the guide: Azimut

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Azimut

4.10

(15)

Mountain Guide

We enjoy very much discovering and rediscovering the most beautiful spots in the world, in the Ecrins mountain range but also all around the planet.

Together with the guides in the team, we will share with you unique moments and an amazing journey. From les Ecrins to Chile, from Morocco to Greenland, from Les Gorges du Verdon to Japan, from Italy to Norway… tons of destinations offering all types of mountain activities, different every season. It makes us so happy when I can share them with my friends and clients.

Languages

French | English

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What people are saying about Azimut

Thierry

5.00

Awesome experience, knocked another item from my bucket list.

Yogesh

5.00

Well organised trip with excellent guides and admin support Highly recommend 😊

jozsef

5.00

The Guide did not even know I'am on splitboard. Everyone else was on skis, I was the only one on board. Guide has no experience on board, so the daily trips was designed for skiers, not borders. I would like to know which company is responsible putting me in a ski group, Azimut or Explore-Share? If you don't know the difference between what is doable with skis and splitboards, you would not sell trips for splitboarders! In the only day I could enjoy somehow, I did very hard time to stay on my feet on icy steeps, because I should have had a crampon, but I did not have it, because the list of necessary equipment does not mention it. All the skiers had one. The guide anyway did what he could to help me, all the respect for Rafael. But the whole trip was a fuckup for me that way. I really want to know who is responsible!?

Yelena

3.00

the trip did not correspond program description which forced me to leave on the second day, with huge financial losses. the guide checked and confirmed ny capabilities to ski - indeed after it was failed off road asked me to make a decission to give up. When I asked the agency to organize a transfer at least back to the meeting point (from the middle of nowhere) they pretended they can't do it (indeed, it was included to the program...) the worst every trip in my life. And explore and share instead of any invistigation simply did not care.

Raphael

4.00

Had a great trip. Unfortunately the guide was not fluent in English as written in the description. That is something that could lead to a very tricky situation if there would‘ve been a dangerous situation. The selection of the group by azimut was not the best as at least one person was physically not capable of doing this trip. However, the service by explore-share was great!

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