Tours with Mountain Guide
Skitouring
Wide slopes, untouched powder snow and breathtaking summit experiences – the ski touring paradise of the Innsbruck region offers countless opportunities that would last a lifetime. From the gently sloping mountains of the Brenner region with their ideal skiing terrain, to the high-altitude…
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Wide slopes, untouched powder snow and breathtaking summit experiences – the ski touring paradise of the Innsbruck region offers countless opportunities that would last a lifetime. From the gently sloping mountains of the Brenner region with their ideal skiing terrain, to the high-altitude Sellrain area with guaranteed snow and its side valleys, right through to the Karwendel with its unspoilt valleys where solitude is guaranteed. In spring, the high-altitude ski tours of the Stubai Main Ridge appeal with evocative names such as Ruderhofspitze, Wilder Freiger or Zuckerhüttel. But the Ötztal Alps, with the classics Wildspitze and Similaun, are not far away either. For multi-day ski traverses, Sellrain and the Stubai Alps offer ideal opportunities, and classics such as the ‘Hochtirol’ or ‘Venter-Runde’ are also within easy reach. Fancy going even higher? The Valais beckons with its 4,000-metre peaks, the Ortler Group with the classics around the Branca Hut and Italian mountain hut charm, or perhaps even Mont Blanc or the Haute Route? There’s hardly a part of the Alps we haven’t been to yet! Whether you’re looking to get started in ski touring, enjoy an untouched powder run, or undertake a multi-day ski traverse – we have the perfect option for you
Frequently asked questions about Skitouring
What ski tours can I do with a mountain guide around Innsbruck?
The Innsbruck region offers ski tours for a range of abilities, from gentle introductory routes to challenging summits. Your guide will choose a suitable route based on your experience, fitness, and the current snow and weather conditions.
What experience do I need for a guided ski tour?
You should be confident skiing and have a basic level of fitness suited to the chosen tour. The difficulty and requirements will be discussed in advance, and the route will also depend on the conditions on the day.
How are the route and safety planned on a ski tour?
Your mountain guide selects the route based on the current snow, weather and avalanche conditions, as well as the group. Conditions are assessed throughout the tour, and the plan is adjusted when needed.