Arlberg Freeride Safari

• Guided freeride tour
• Safety equipment: backpack, shovel, probe, and avalanche transceiver

All-mountain skis or freeride skis are recommended. Personal ski and winter sports equipment is not included. Safety equipment including a backpack, shovel, probe, and beacon will be provided.

At 8:50 a.m. at the ski school Warth.

The tour is offered regularly every Tuesday. A reservation is required.

Duration
Approx. 5 hours.

• Safe skiing in open terrain
• Very good condition
• Experience in freeriding
• Valid Ski Arlberg pass
• Binding registration by 4:00 p.m. the day before

Online discount of up to 15%.

Experienced freeriders who ski confidently in open terrain and have very good fitness.

When does the Arlberg Freeride Safari take place?

The tour is regularly offered every Tuesday. The meeting point is at 8:50 a.m. at the Warth ski school.

How long does the tour last?

The duration is approximately five hours.

What requirements must I meet?

You must be able to ski confidently in open terrain and have freeride experience as well as very good fitness.

What ski pass is required?

According to the provider, a Ski Arlberg pass is required. The ski pass is not included in the offer.

What equipment is included?

Backpack, shovel, probe, and beacon are provided. Skis and personal winter sports equipment are not included.

What skis are recommended?

All-mountain skis or freeride skis are recommended.

Is the tour also bookable for snowboarders?

The offer is designated as a ski tour. Interested snowboarders are advised to inquire directly with the provider. Contact options can be found on the contact page of the Warth ski school.

By when must I register?

Registration must be completed by 4:00 p.m. at the latest the day before. A reservation is required.

Demanding. The tour requires confident skiing off-piste, experience in freeriding, and very good physical condition.

The tour leads into the open terrain. The conditions may change depending on the weather and snow conditions. Please pay attention to the instructions of the guide and the current alpine hazard conditions.

Meeting point is at 8:50 a.m. at the Warth ski school. The tour lasts about five hours and takes place regularly on Tuesdays. Safe skiing in the backcountry, freeride experience, and very good fitness are required. The Ski Arlberg pass and personal ski and winter sports equipment are not included. Backpack, shovel, probe, and avalanche transceiver will be provided. Registration is required by 4:00 p.m. on the day before.

• All-Mountain skis or freeride skis
• Suitable ski boots and ski clothing
• Weather-appropriate clothing for a longer day in alpine terrain
• Valid Ski Arlberg pass

• Ski Arlberg ski pass
• Personal ski and winter sports equipment
• Any additional costs not explicitly stated as included

The personal ski and winter sports equipment is not included in the offer and must be rented separately if needed. Backpack, shovel, probe, and avalanche transceiver are included.