Private courses

The prices for private ski lessons depend on the duration booked and the chosen date.

• The physical requirements must match the chosen sport.
• A valid ski pass or necessary lift ticket is required for alpine skiing.
• The appropriate equipment must be available or organized.
• For freeriding and ski touring, the respective safety requirements and equipment specifications must be clarified with the ski school.

• Individual private lessons in the booked sport
• Supervision by a ski instructor during the booked course duration
• Lessons tailored to personal goals and individual skill levels

At the Salober-Schröcken ski school or by individual arrangement. The exact meeting point and course start time will be coordinated upon booking.

What sports are offered?
You can choose private lessons in alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, freeriding, and ski touring.

Who is private instruction suitable for?
The offer is aimed at children and adults, beginners and advanced learners, as well as families and groups. The instruction is tailored to the individual's skill level.

Can I book a private course online?
Private ski courses can be booked online. If the desired date is not available or if you have a last-minute inquiry, please contact the ski school.

When does the course start?
The course start time is individually arranged. The available times depend on the booked offer.

Where does the instruction take place?
The meeting point is at the Salober-Schröcken ski school or will be individually arranged. The location of the instruction depends on the sport and the booked offer.

How many hours should I book?
This depends on your goals and prior knowledge. For targeted improvement of technique, a longer lesson may be advisable. If uncertain, it is recommended to consult with the ski school.

How do I book a private cross-country skiing course?
Private cross-country skiing courses can only be requested by phone or email.

What do I need to bring?
Please bring the appropriate equipment and weather-appropriate clothing. For alpine skiing, you also need a...

Private skiing courses can be booked online. If the desired date is not available or if there is a last-minute request, please contact the ski school directly. Private cross-country skiing courses can only be requested by phone or email.

• Children and adults
• Beginners and advanced
• Individuals, families, and groups
• Those interested in alpine skiing, cross-country skiing, freeriding, or ski touring

The private lessons are tailored to the individual's ability. The classification is based on the sport and personal experience level.

Classification levels alpine skiing – children

• K1 – Beginner: First time on skis
• K2 – Advanced beginner: Safe braking and first turns
• K2+ – Advanced beginner: Independent braking and turning in the children's area
• K3 – Slightly advanced: Braking and turning on easy blue slopes
• K3+ – Slightly advanced: Independent skiing on blue slopes and safe lift usage
• K4 – Advanced: Independent skiing on red slopes without snowplow
• K4+ – Advanced: Short and long turns on red slopes
• K5 – Professional: Rhythmic skiing on all slopes
• K5+ – Very experienced: Highest rated children's level

Classification levels alpine skiing – adults

• E1 – Beginner: First time on skis
• E2 – Slightly advanced: Independent skiing on simple blue slopes
• E3 – Advanced: Independent skiing on red slopes without snowplow
• E4 – Professional: Rhythmic skiing on all slopes

Classification levels cross-country skiing

• L1 – Beginner: First movement experiences and basics of cross-country skiing technique
• L2 – Slightly advanced: Consolidation of basic cross-country skiing techniques
• L3 – Advanced: Further development of technique and learning advanced techniques
• L4 – Professional: Optimization of speed, endurance, and technique

• Equipment corresponding to the chosen sport
• Weather-appropriate, warm, and breathable clothing
• For alpine skiing: skis, ski boots, helmet, and ski goggles or sunglasses
• Depending on the sport and tour, additional required equipment

Please clarify in advance with the ski school regarding freeride offerings and ski tours what safety equipment is needed and whether it can be provided.

Information on rental equipment and availability can be obtained from the Salober-Schröcken ski school or the Jug Sports Arlberg sports shop.

• Valid ski pass
• Appropriate and functional equipment
• Weather-appropriate clothing
• Personal drinks and snacks as needed
• Clear ideas about personal learning goals

The course start and meeting point will be agreed upon individually. Please ensure that your equipment is suitable for the chosen sport. For freeriding and ski touring, the necessary safety equipment and requirements must be clarified in advance with the ski school.