Guide
off-piste - HikingIn small groups

Embark on an adventure with our off-piste and ski touring excursions! Each day, our mountain guides will take small groups through breathtaking landscapes, from forests to glaciers, at altitudes ranging from 800m to 3400m. Discover the mountains in a new light with a blend of off-piste skiing and an introduction to ski touring with sealskin, turning your experience into a true alpine adventure.

When are you coming?

Dec 2025

Jan 2026

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Low season

Book an off-piste guide - hiking

Use our interactive form below to specify your requirements, and we will provide you with a personalised offer tailored to your needs.
For groups, we can offer a price based on the number of people and days required.

Our rates

Offers	Timetable	Rates
1 day	9.15am - 4.30pm	€130
5 days	9.15am - 4.30pm	€550
6 days	9.15am - 4.30pm	€660
Guides are available at the ESF office on Saturday and Sunday evenings.

Guides can provide specific safety equipment, including a shovel, avalanche beacon (ARVA), and probe. Free rando skis (off-piste skis with touring bindings) are available for hire at local shops in the resort.

For any information on an course, a permanence of a high mountain guide is planned every evening at the lower office of the ESF.

FAQ

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What is the difference between a guide and a ski instructor?

Guides have a qualification that gives them greater prerogatives when it comes to off-piste skiing, in particular skiing on glaciers.

Do I need to bring safety equipment to take part?

If you have your own equipment, you can of course take it with you. If you don't, the esf will provide you with a bag containing a shovel and probe, as well as an avalanche beacon.

What equipment do I need for the ski course?

You'll need skis that are suitable for off-piste skiing. For ski touring days, you will need special equipment such as sealskins. Wearing a helmet is not compulsory but strongly recommended.