Arlberg esquí freetouring guiado de 4 días

Disfruta de 4 días de esquí freetouring en Arlberg, una de las mejores zonas de esquí en Austria, junto a Andreas, un guía de montaña IFMGA.

Alpes

4 Días

Ene - Mar

Descripción

Únete a mí en un viaje de esquí de 4 días practicando freetouring (una mezcla entre esquí de travesía y freeriding) en Arlberg.

Arlberg es un resort de esquí tradicional de Austria formado por cinco pequeños pueblos alpinos. Combina casi 280 km de pistas de esquí marcadas con 180 km de recorridos en nieve profunda.

De hecho, fue en este lugar (más precisamente en St Anton) donde el legendario instructor de esquí Hannes Schneider desarrolló su famosa técnica, conocida como 'técnica Arlberg'.

Durante este viaje de freetouring, esquiaremos en distintas áreas como Sonnenkopf, St Anton, Warth y Rendl, buscando las mejores pistas. Combinaremos esquís y telesillas para evitar las multitudes que son comunes en los centros de esquí.

Además, si las condiciones meteorológicas son buenas, visitaremos diferentes picos cubiertos de hielo como Zeissladspitze, Gamskarspitze, Kaltenberg y Kreuzjochspitze, entre otros.

Es importante que seas capaz de esquiar de manera segura en todas las condiciones de nieve. También tendrás que estar en buena forma. Estaremos subiendo entre 2 o 3 horas cada día, por lo que necesitarás crampones para el ascenso.

¿Estás planeando un viaje a Austria? Por favor, contáctame y ¡vamos por algo emocionante de freetouring! Estaré encantado de mostrarte mis lugares favoritos alrededor de Arlberg.

El precio incluye

Tarifa de guía

Punto de encuentro

08:30 en St Anton en la estación del valle de la Galzigbahn

Detalles

Más información

Estos ítems no están incluidos en el precio:

Alojamiento con media pensión alrededor de 50, - € pp
Traslados en tren, autobús, taxi, aproximadamente 15, - € pp
Pase de día para 4 días aproximadamente 200, - € p

Nivel: -Esquiar de forma segura en todas las condiciones de nieve, buena condición (1000hm no deberían ser un problema para ti)

Sobre el guía

BBS-Alpin

4.6

(6)

Guía de Montaña

My name is Andreas Biberger. I grew up in Mittenwald, in the district of Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Already as a child I was drawn to the mountains and spent a lot of time as a child on skis. At some point I started with rock climbing and everything developed gradually. After school, I first learned the profession of coach builder for cars and I also liked it a lot.

Again and again I also joined climbing courses at the local mountain school. Then I started a training to become a state-certified mountain and ski guide. I have always been passionate about endurance sports so I also tried other sports, such as triathlon, and participated in probably the most famous competition, the Ironman in Hawaii. Mountain biking is another big passion of mine.

I am a certified-IFMGA mountain guide, and for more than 20 years I have accompanied guests through the Alps several times a year. But I still like to travel in my homeland in the mountains and guide my guests to lesser-known but beautiful peaks.

Idiomas

Alemán | Inglés

Certificados

UIAGM | IFMGA

Lo que la gente dice sobre BBS-Alpin

Ashley

Thomas was nice and took some great pictures of us. He was NOT the guide that I had been speaking with. The day before the trip the person I had been communicating with sent me a message saying that his friend was going to guide us, which felt a little weird. He was nice but not much of a guide. He didnt say much throughout the climb. I have prior experience and knowledge but We had a few inexperienced climbers with us. I was expecting a bit more instruction on climbing techniques and safety. I am a certified professional ski instructor. When I teach/guide I usually take a more active/interactive approach with clients on piest to ensure a safe, comfortable all around experience. Thomas was very nice and when asked a question gave good responses. Overall the trip was good and we all had a good time.

Clare

Nicholas

Pranali

He is an amazing person. Loved the company and his support throughout the journey

Melanie

Andreas was an awesome guide. He provided harnesses and helmets. We went in may when there was still snow on the mountain. Some of the cables were buried; he was prepared with his own ropes. He was very confident and comfortable on the mountain which made me feel safer. If doing this, bring plenty of water, gloves, wear sunscreen, and bring food