Arlberg Ski Touring Camp

• Guided ski tours in the Arlberg and Hochtannberg area
• Daily tour briefings
• Training in risk management and safety in the terrain
• Loan of avalanche safety equipment: backpack, shovel, probe, and beacon
• Presentation of Pieps Premium Alpine Performance

Suitable ski touring equipment is required. According to the provider, touring skis, skins, and other equipment can be rented at sporting goods stores. Ski touring clothing and a water bottle are recommended. Avalanche safety equipment is provided on a rental basis.

At 9:00 a.m. at the ski school Warth.

Dates

• January 24 – 29, 2027
• March 14 – 19, 2027

Duration
Several days with daily ski tours. The ascents take about 2 to 3 hours each. The exact duration of the individual tour days is not specified.

• Safe parallel skiing
• First experience in deep snow
• Sufficient fitness for longer ascents of about 2 to 3 hours
• Suitable ski touring equipment

Online discount of up to 15 %.

Individuals with experience in skiing and initial experiences in deep snow, who want to participate in guided ski tours in alpine terrain.

When does the Arlberg Ski Touring Camp take place?

The camp is offered from January 24 to 29, 2027, as well as from March 14 to 19, 2027.

What requirements must I meet?

You should be able to ski parallel confidently and have some experience in deep snow. Additionally, you need sufficient stamina for longer ascents of about 2 to 3 hours.

Is a ski pass required?

No.

What equipment is included?

A rental avalanche backpack with shovel, probe, and beacon will be provided. Touring skis, skins, and other personal equipment are not included.

Can I rent touring skis and skins?

Yes, touring skis, skins, and other equipment can be rented from sports shops.

What does the safety training include?

The camp includes discussions on tours as well as content on risk management and safety training. Specific exercises to be conducted are not described in detail.

How long do the ascents take?

The daily tours involve longer ascents of about 2 to 3 hours.

Moderate to demanding fitness requirements. The daily tours include longer ascents of about 2 to 3 hours. A precise classification of the technical difficulty level is not provided.

Backcountry ski touring depends on the current weather, snow, and avalanche conditions. The specific route selection and execution are determined by the respective conditions and the assessment of the responsible mountain and ski guides.

Meeting point is at 9:00 a.m. at the Warth ski school. The camp takes place on two dates in January and March 2027. Secure parallel skiing, first experiences in deep snow, and sufficient fitness for ascents of about 2 to 3 hours are required. According to the provider, a ski pass is not needed. The avalanche backpack with shovel, probe, and beacon will be provided for rent; touring skis, skins, and other personal equipment must be organized or rented by yourself.

• Tour skis and suitable touring boots
• Touring skins
• Weather-appropriate ski touring clothing
• Water bottle
• Personal equipment for longer tours in alpine terrain

• Touring skis and climbing skins
• Additional personal ski and touring equipment
• Backcountry skiing clothing and water bottle
• Other services not explicitly listed as included

A snow avalanche backpack with a shovel, probe, and pieps device is provided on loan. Touring skis, skins, and other personal equipment can be rented according to the provider in sporting goods stores.