Steep walls and deep cracks in the rock: as soon as you enter Valle Maira, it immediately becomes clear why this treasure chest of woods, small stone villages and jagged peaks has been preserved over the centuries. A valley that with its thousand curves may seem inhospitable at first glance, but which in reality holds breathtaking views and a very long history. We will be guests of Brieis Relais Alpino: a widespread hotel created from the careful and complete renovation of an Alpine village, nestled in this little corner of paradise at 1500 meters in Valle Maira. With skis on your feet you will discover the most remote corners, from the peaks you will admire the giants of the Alps and then down, in a dance of curves, to the valley floor.

The Trollaskagi or Troll Peninsula is located in northern Iceland, in the Akureyri region. it is an extraordinary land, made up of vast mountain areas which are highly interesting for ski mountaineering lovers: the altitudes are vaying from 800 to 1400 m asl, the average difficulties are BS level on the classic scale with BSA level variations and exciting couloirs for steep ski lovers . We have suggested some objectives, all of them with an easy road access and all of them profitable in terms of descent and panorama.

A unique journey to Svalbard – Spitzbergen, the islands located 640 km north of Cape Nord, once considered an essential passage for Dutch explorers searching for the Indies. Extreme polar landscapes offer top-quality ski mountaineering in the land of the polar bear, characterized by endless days under the midnight sun. This tour is considered "soft" (relative to the fact that we are in Svalbard!) because, unlike our other tour in the islands (see Atomfjella program), accommodation is always in heated chalets, where guests dine at the table and sleep in a comfortable bed. Additionally, approaches to the mountains can be made with the help of snowmobiles, avoiding the need for ski transfers through flat areas. A wonderful opportunity, accessible even to those less inclined toward adventure, to discover Arctic nature.

A ski mountaineering trip that ideally retraces the historical Cuneo Nizza, a railway line made famous by its numerous tunnels, a route that crosses steep Alpine slopes and marks the transition from the cool Cuneo valleys – covered with snow until late in the season – to the charming Cote d'Azur, with mountains that gently descends towards the sea and to the nearby Provence so close with its lavender scents.

A week of ski mountaineering discovering the Lofoten Islands accompanied by an Alpine Guide. You will discover the most fascinating itineraries that have been completed by our guides over the last twenty years. Overnight stays will be in cottages on the coasts of the breathtaking Austnesfjorden, and you will be surrounded by the extraordinary skyline of steep peaks, white beaches, small fishing villages and the intense blue color of the sea.