Join Miriam, an AEGM certified guide, on this 1 or multi-day splitboarding adventure. Explore Val d'Aran or the Benasque Valley on this wonderful trip.
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Pyrenees
1 Day
Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr
Fit
Intermediate
Join me on this trip in the Pyrenees. Explore Val d’aran or the Benasque Valley on this one or multiple days splitboarding adventure.
This is a trip with an open itinerary. This means you can choose the amount of time you wish to spend here, and the spots you want to explore.
I generally recommend to begin in Val d’Aran, the north face of the Pyrenees. Due to the large amount of snow it offers, it is a perfect place to start our adventure. But we can also start in Benasque, another ideal place for splitboarding.
Also, the north and the south face of Aneto, the highest mountain in the Pyrenees, are an amazing option. They combine an incredible ascent of a ridge, and a thrilling descent, where we can snowboard down different couloirs. And, depending on your schedule, we could explore the Natural Park of Posets-Maladeta, splitboarding from refuge to refuge.
So, since there are many options to choose from, what I like to do is taking into careful consideration your previous experience and skill level before departing. I also consider the amount of time you wish to spend in this magical place. Therefore, everything will be carefully planned, to maximize your time here!
If you are an advanced snowboarder, we can choose from some of my favorite spots, where you’ll test your skills. But, if you are new to this great sport, I can take you to some places with more moderate descents so you can practice. Either way, the views you’ll get, the great ascents and fun descents, will leave you wanting more.
Are you curious about this trip? Send me a request. I promise you will have an amazing time splitboarding in the Pyrenees. But, if you want something totally different, I also guide this week of rock climbing in Catalonia.
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The story begins when your parents put you the skis when you are still wearing diapers, when you discover every summer the lakes of the Pyrenees, and after that you start going for the summits. When climbing and the feeling of freedom that comes with it gets you hooked, and there's nothing you can do about it.
It continues when you choose your career following the name: Technical Mountain Engineering, in Lleida, close to the Pyrenees, and you start working as a ski instructor during weekends. And year after year, trip after trip, run after run, you start getting together with young mountaineers, and closer to the formation as a mountain guide.
Expeditions, trips, some award and the constant formation and evolution are what built this long journey, which allows me to share the world that I love with others. And thanks to the works as a guide I can enjoy everything: the great moments that the mountain gave me, in the snow, rock or ice, and above all the moving feeling of realizing how small we are in the immensity of the summits.
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