Follow the Snow! Best of Tirol VI
Date:
Wednesday 15 March, 2023to Sunday 19 March, 2023
Days: 4,5 / Ski days: 4
Trip-Highlights:
- Follow the Snow! po(w)dered by Sport65: A fixed date, on the trail of the best snow!
- 4 days guided freeriding & backcountry tours with certified UIAGM mountain guides
- 4x transfer from hotel/boarding house to the skiing area and back
- 4x overnight stay at Pension Ambachhof, Ötztal
- 4x breakfast
- 4x local tax
- Sport65 rental service for freeride skis, airbag backpacks, avalanche safety equipment
- Sport65 travel organization
- ...
General Information
Follow the Snow! Best of Tirol VI
Sport65 - with a maximum in safety into the snow:
If your booked Sport65 trip may not take place due to restrictions, the already paid travel price or deposits will be fully refunded by us.
Of course, any payment by you is also covered by the travel insurance certificate in accordance with §651k BGB at tourVers / Hanse Merkur insurance, which you will receive directly with the booking.
Unfortunately, concluded insurances are not refundable.
With this regulation: Your bugs are safe!
We are insanely looking forward to the coming winter with you. But as you know:
Without regulations it may not work....
In the sense of many of our travel guests and employees then take effect in the winter season for our trips the regulations prescribed by law at the time of travel.
Your destination...
...is where? We don't know exactly yet, but one thing is for sure: Tyrol and the areas there are terrific for our travel concept!
A fixed date, flexible ski areas in Tyrol where our guides know their way around - that's the motto for our unique Follow the Snow! camps.
To be as flexible as possible, to find the best snow and the best conditions - all this in the highest and most spectacular freeride areas of the Northern Alps, with a quick and easy journey and the 100% snow guarantee that we always have there thanks to the Tyrolean glaciers with their mega-high cable cars and lifts.
Why not decide quickly in the morning where the ski day is best spent, stress-free, without crowded terrain?
And Tyrol is still for that: The best place to go!
The Follow the Snow! Best of Tirol Camps are organised by us in cooperation with the organiser "FlatSucks" from Tyrol - the mountain guides then know exactly where to expect the best conditions for you.
The guides from FlatSucks will be there for you on site - there will be no Sport65 Safety Guide on site.
Your accommodation, the Ambachhof in the Ötztal, is so conveniently located that we can reach the surrounding freeride areas within 15-45 minutes in the morning and have dinner there or at the accommodation in the evening.
The mountain guides always decide at short notice and as spontaneously as possible which of the surrounding skiing areas we will go to on the respective days. According to: The best snow on the trail!
Of course, we can't give a 100% "powder guarantee", but we do our best and will definitely be able to make the best of the conditions on your booked date, so that we are #righttimerightplace...
A little bonus on the side: owners of the "Tirol Snowcard" often don't even need to buy a ski pass, because actually all the areas we can go to are in the association...
Important information, rules and parts of booking at freeride trips:
- All backcountry equipment (backpack, beacon, shovel, probe) is required.
- A ski-backpack which you can carry skis with (no mountain biking backpack).
- Helmets are compulsory for all camps!
- Important: We strongly recommend the DSV Skiversicherung (German skiing association ski-insurance) which can be issued during the booking process. .
A ski (also a rental or testski from us) can be damaged or lost quiet easily and emergency costs are also covered with the insurance. - On Sport 65 freeride trips the certified UIAGM mountainguides or Staatliche Ski-Instructors accept responsibility for the group.
- A remaining risk can not be fully eliminated, even with professionell guides
- An insurance which covers emergency rescue costs is up to the participant. The organizer refuses to take any responsibility. We recommend you to take out for example the DSV Skiversicherung (DSV ski insurance) - only for EU citizens.
- Only a limited number of participants can be accepted on each trip.
- The minimum number of people on this trip is: 5 people
- Individual participants can be excluded from a tour or change groups when all requirements are not met and/or when they put themselves, the group or the mountain guides at risk.
A lack of riding skills, fitness and/or snow is not an acceptation for refund! - Sport65 is allowed to cancel this trip 15 days before start in case of not reaching the minium number of participants.
Any costs for booked transfers or transportation will not be refunded by Sport65.
If Sport65 bus journey is booked it will be refunded. - Participants travelling by their own form of transportation take responsibility for delayed arrival.
- In addition to that the general terms and conditions shall apply. Feel free to ask for translations.
- Got your own idea for a freeride camp with our guides?
If you are a group of at least 4 people (company, ski club, private group etc. ) please feel free to contact us. All destinations at any time are possible!
Please note: Sport65 acts as an agent for this trip - you make your booking with us (Sport65 GmbH & CO KG) - FlatSucks (FlatSucks Mountain Guiding, Msc Markus Emprechtinger, Sonnensteinweg 17, AT 6166 Fulpmes) is then commissioned to carry out the trip - we will pass on your names and mobile numbers to FlatSucks - the other relevant data will of course remain with us until revoked in accordance with our data protection regulations.
Services
New! The "Sport65 Season Pass" - permanently cheaper shopping for your sport!
As a "real Sport65er" have something very special for you and all the guests you register!
After your registration and payment of your Sport65 trip of the season 22/23 you will get:
The perfect collectible sent to you by mail, with which you can save money on every Sport65 purchase!
Put your season pass in your wallet and save 20% until 9/30/23 when you visit the Sport65 store!
Of course, you can also use your season pass to store with us online - just contact us and we'll send you your personal coupon code if needed.
All services: (included in travel price!)
- 4 days guided freeriding & backcountry tours with state-certified UIAGM mountain guides in groups from 4 to 6 persons
- 4x transfer from hotel/guesthouse to ski area and back
- 4x overnight stay in hotel/pension
- 4x breakfast
- 4x local tax
- Security certificate for customer money protection according to §651k BGB of tourVers / Hanse Merkur
- On request of the group: training on the mountain with the avalanche transceiver and airbag rucksack (possibly playing through a scenario)
- On request of the group: Different workshops about basic knowledge (snow/weather/avalanche safety/maps,...) and freeride-presentations by our mountain guides.
- Sport65 travel organization
- Sport65 rental service for freeride skis, airbag backpacks, avalanche safety equipment,...as always with "try & buy" possibility
Attention: All equipment will be transported by yourself to your camp and back - either you pick it up in our store beforehand, or we send it to you (extra costs!)
Please note: Sport65 acts as an agent for this trip - you make your booking with us (Sport65 GmbH & CO KG) - FlatSucks (FlatSucks Mountain Guiding, Msc Markus Emprechtinger, Sonnensteinweg 17, AT 6166 Fulpmes) is then commissioned to carry out the trip - we will pass on your names and mobile numbers to FlatSucks - the other relevant data will of course remain with us until revoked in accordance with our data protection regulations.
Extras
Extras and special rates: (not included in travel price!)
- 4x ski pass (you will get them with the guides in the morning in the respective ski resort)
- Self arranged journey by plane, train, car,...
- Food, drinks
- Sport65 rental center: Brand new freeride skis with touring bindings and skins or avalanche safety equipment and airbag backpacks can easily be ordered with your booking.
Attention: All equipment will be transported by yourself to your camp and back - either you pick it up in our store beforehand, or we send it to you (extra costs!).
"Try & Buy" possibility:
The paid rental prices will be fully credited to you in case of later purchase (within 7 days after the trip)!
Sport65 rental prices and info...
Important information about included and extra services:
- All services are included in the travel price.
- Extras are not included and must be paid at your destination or will be added in the booking form.
Please remember to bring cash to be ready for unpaid extras. - Lift tickets: If lift tickets are not included in the price, Sport65 is in charge of providing you with lift tickets we advise that we do not take responsibility for terms and rules of the lift companys.
In case that we get free tickets we need them for our guides and staff. Special rates do not need to be forwarded to the customer.
Booking of lift tickets is mandatory.
Exception: Holders of season tickets or interconnection tickets (like Tirol Snowcard,...) must not buy tickets and can use their own ticket.
Please note this during the booking procedure. - Additional costs for transportation during the trip (bus, train, taxi/cab rides) which are not already included have to be paid extra.
- Visitor's tax: Will be added in the booking process and paid seperatly from Sport65 to the hotel.
If not: Visitors taxes are not included in the travel price and will get charged directly by the accomodation to you. - Drinks and additional food (which is not included in the service) have to be paid extra.
- Skilessons from Sport65 DSLV skiinstructors:
Our trips include ski guiding but no - lessons!.
Private lessons for novices can be booked on request.
Group lessons: 2 days á 2x2 hr.: 79,00 EUR
Group lessons: 3 days á 2x2 hr.: 99,00 EUR
Group lessons: 4 days á 2x2 hr.: 129,00 EUR
Private lessons: 39,00 EUR/hr. every additional person 19,00 EUR/hr.
Min. number of participants for a group lesson is 4 people. - Rental gear: Please regard the official terms of cancellation
Cancellation of a formal and confirmed reservation has to be done by email and will effect the following terms:
Until the 15th day before pick up date 10,00 EUR
Until the 3rd day before pick up date 20,00 EUR
If the gear did not get picked up on the stated day in the reservation sheet the cancellation fee of 80% of the quoted price will get charged. We will process an invoice automtically and send it to the renter. Refusal of the payment will get pursued by law. - Please pay attention to our terms! They are mandatory with each booking.
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- Please consider our terms of cancellation.
until the 30th day before trip 20 % of the travel price
until the 22nd day before trip 30 % of the travel price
until the 15th day before trip 50 % of the travel price
until the 8th day before trip 70 % of the travel price
no show 90 % of the travel price
We strongly recommend a travel insurance, that covers a cancellation from you due to disease. We will take out this for you through "HanseMerkur Reiseversicherung" (Travel Insurance). More information about Travel insurance.
This insurance is not included in the trip price and Sport65 is not responsible for any insurance that is offered by alternative payment methods (such as Creditcard,...).
If you book for more persons than yourself you also agree in our cancellation rules for those.
Journey
Self arranged travelling by car or train
You can travel to Tyrol yourself. The hotel is located at the entrance to the Ötztal and can be reached very quickly and easily.
Alternatively: Take note of our "19.- Euro Ticket" - because you can get to the Ötztal very easily by train - Heiming station is only about 5km away from the hotel.
You can take the FlatSucks shuttle from the hotel/guesthouse to the ski areas!
Sport65 19.- Euro Ticket: If you travel by train to your Sport65 destination, we want to support that - because we want to try to reduce the winter sports footprint!
We also know that this is only a small contribution.
But: Big things always start small...
For local transfers we will of course find a place for you.
- Arrival: On arrival day afternoon/evening - individual check-in at the accommodation.
Meeting & briefing with the guides: Either we will see each other on the arrival evening or for breakfast on the first ski day, approx. 7.45 a.m.
You will be given exact information shortly before the trip. - Departure: After skiing on the last ski day, approx. 4:30 p.m.
We will try to arrange carpools - but we can't give any guarantee.
Please contact us by mail if you:
- can offer a ride / from where
- are looking for a carpool / from where
We will then pass on contacts to each other relatively shortly before the trip and you can contact each other.
Important information concerning departure times, dates and journey:
- Departure of the Bus or Van: Sport65 Shop, Am Hauptbahnhof 8, 69469 Weinheim
- Parking during your Sport65 trip at the "3Glocken Center", Sport65 Shop:
Parking spots available on the main parking lot in front of the Sport65 Shop. No reservations have to be made!
Special rates for Sport65 customers:
- 2,5 until 3 days 14,00 EUR (Departure Friday, arrival Sunday night)
- 3,5 until 4 days 19,00 EUR (Departure Thursday, arrival Sunday night)
- 4,5 until 5 days 25,00 EUR (Departure Wednesday, arrival Sunday night)
- 7 until 9 days 38,00 EUR (Weekly rate)
The regulations and house rules from the parking lot owner are applicable.
- Sport65 is allowed to cancel this trip 15 days before start in case of not reaching the minium number of participants.
Any costs for booked transfers or transportation to the destination of departure will not be refunded by Sport65. - Pick up from the Sport65 Bus or Van along our travel route (Switzerland A5 via Basel-Bern or Basel-Zürich, Austria/Italy A5/A6/A7 via Karlsruhe, Stuttgart, Ulm,...) are possible but must be discussed before booking.
Your are a group of 10 people and would like to book a pick up and ride to our destination of departure? Let us know and we will give you a ride in our Van for an extra charge. Frankfurt, Mainz, Wiesbaden, Darmstadt... - In case you chose Self-arrival travel you will be responsible for the late arrival, if it is not represented by Sport65.
A claim for damages for non-preserved benefits does not arise from it. - If you choose self arrival we do not guarantee a free seat in our bus or shuttle for transfers to the ski resorts.
If we have free seats we will give you a lift. - Please consider our terms, they are part of your booking.
Accommodation
Gasthof Ambachhof, Oetz - our Follow the Snow! Basecamp in Tyrol...
The Ambachhof: A simple house, super friendly run and: Perfectly situated for us!
At the Follow the Snow! Freeridecamps three criteria count above all:
Flexibility, flexibility and location of the accommodation!
And the Ambachhof in Oetz meets these three criteria perfectly:
The arrival is super fast and uncomplicated, the rooms are perfect for our purposes, the staff is mega friendly and helpful and the location is for our concept: Outstanding!
Because from Oetz we are quickly on our way in all directions in Tyrol in the morning - whether we are going into the Oetztal, whether we are going via the Inntal motorway in the direction of Arlberg or Innsbruck - or whether we are only 3-4 minutes away in the direction of the Hochoetz/Kühtai ski area.
You can also travel to Oetz perfectly by train, because Heiming station is only a few kilometres away and the bus takes you almost directly to the hotel door.
And as a little treat on top: the Ambachhof has a sensational pizzeria that our guests always love: because after a long day of skiing, you can also eat directly at the hotel if you haven't already stopped off somewhere on the way back.
What is important to us, however, is that the Ambachhof is a simple house - so if accommodation is very important to you at your freeidecamp, don't book this trip - but if flexibility and above all: good ski days are important to you: This is exactly your thing!
Facilities and services:
- Big breakfast with typical specialities of the region
- All rooms with shower, toilet, TV
- Á la carte restaurant in the house
- Free parking for your cars
Skiresorts
Arlbergregion (St.Anton, Lech, Zürs, Stuben, Sonnenkopf,...)
Sorry, we did not translate the skiresorts facts in English.
But you may rest assured that this resort is a fabulous freeride spot!
Feel free to contact us for further information or visit the website of the resort...
5 Sterne im ADAC Skiatlas, das Freeride Mekka mit Powdergarantie...
Der Arlberg: Ein Ski-Mythos der Superlative, der wie ein Magnet auf Wintersportler aus aller Welt wirkt!
Extrem schneesicher, tolles Bergpanorama und mit seinen Skigebieten Lech/Oberlech/Zürs, St.Anton/St.Christoph/Stuben und Warth/Schröcken mit einigen der spektakulärsten Skigebiete weltweit gesegnet.
Für Freerider braucht man den Arlberg eigentlich nicht vorzustellen, er gilt als das wahrscheinlich berühmteste "Easy Access" Gebiet der Alpen.
Warum? Weil man grandiose Hänge, Rinnen, Flanken fast ohne Aufstiege erreichen kann!
Aber: Unsere Bergführer, die alle aus der Arlberg Region kommen werden euch dort Runs zeigen, die nicht viele finden... Das können wir euch versprechen, denn wir bewegen uns einfach weg vom "Easy Access" der anderen...
Vor allem werden euch die Bergführer die sicheren Varianten zeigen, denn leider passieren am Arlberg, durch das wilde im Gelände fahren, recht viele Unfälle, vor denen wir euch bestmöglich schützen.
Die einzelnen Gebiete sind mittlerweile sogar direkt miteinander durch die Flexenbahn verbunden.
Oder natürlich mit unseren Bergführern die Valluga Nord Abfahrt nach Zürs nehmen (nur in Begleitung eines Bergführers erlaubt!)...
Hier geht einfach alles: Weite offene Hänge mit Big Turns fahren, steile enge Couloirs, sehr lange Runs oder auch nur kurze Stücke durchs Gelände. Freaks treffen auf Herausforderungen aller Art und den berühmten Arlberg Champagner-Powder!
Als Alternative wenn es stark schneien sollte haben wir auf der Arlberg Nordseite noch das kleine aber sehr feine Gebiet des Sonnenkopfs in Wald.
Dieses lohnt sich in jedem Falle auch, denn hier ist wieder einmal die Devise: Geheimtipp, Familiengebiet = weniger Freerider!
Die Pisten dort liegen zum Teil im Wald, so dass man eine bessere Sicht hat.
Die Arlberg-Region gilt als die Wiege des modernen Skifahrens, wurde doch hier um 1920 der berühmte "Arlbergschwung" von Hannes Schneider salonfähig gemacht, die erste Skischule gegründet und 1931 der erste Skilift Österreichs in den Schnee gestellt. Warth/Schröcken gilt als schneereichstes Skigebiet Europas.
Dem Ganzen setzte dann die Alpine Ski WM, die 2001 in St.Anton stattfand, noch die Krone auf.
Ach ja, wenn ihr mal was besonderes Essen wollt - in einer ganz anderen, dennoch super netten Atmosphäre dann geht in das Restaurant "Skiing Buddha" - wir sind dort mit unseren Gruppen Stammgäste, denn der Wirt Harry ist ein alter Weggefährte von Holger...
Sagt dort einen Gruß von Holger dann gibts nen Schnaps aufs Haus...
Daten / Fakten / Wissenswertes über das Skigebiet...
- Gesamt Pistenkilometer: 303 km + unzählige Skirouten
- Anzahl der Aufstiegsanlagen / Lifte: 88
- Schneesicherheit: Der Arlberg ... man braucht dazu eigentlich nichts sagen, denn er ist und bleibt (selbst in schlechten Wintern) ein Schneeloch - mit unseren Bergführern findest du Powder, 100% sicher...
Links zum Gebiet:
Freerideregion Ötztal (Sölden, Gurgl, Kühtai, Hochötz)
One of the most spectacular and snow-assured freeride valleys in the Alps is waiting...
Statistically the most snow-assured areas in Austria!
Skiing, après, sports and party - there is probably no other area in Europe where you can put all this under your famous hat.
Here we have the ultimate home advantage: almost all of our mountain guides come from this region and know their way around perfectly!
Right at the entrance to the Ötztal valley there are 2 small areas that are considered perfect freeride (and secret!) spots - Hochötz/Ochsengarten and the Kühtai offer endless possibilities with their lifts, all the way down to the valleys to be discovered.
Ingenious, because here only families ride through the area and we find space without end!
You can reach very good and long runs with little ascent, and the terrain is not very rugged in these typical "family areas" - good for us...
In the middle of the valley lies the world-famous Sölden, snow-assured by no less than 2 glaciers, modern lifts, cosy huts and always good snow - here you will find all this in large quantities.
Sölden is the first ski resort in Austria to offer 3 accessible 3000-metre peaks (also known as BIG 3) with ultra-modern lifts - here you will find undreamt-of freeride possibilities with downhill runs into remote valleys or even over into the Pitztal.
The two Sölden glaciers alone offer a lot, it's a damn high altitude!
The steep gullies of Gaislachkogl) complete the super freeride area of Sölden.
Of course, our guides know almost every stone here and know exactly where it will go best...
Hochgurgl and Obergurgl, located at the very end of the valley, have long been more than just insider tips for the freeride scene - but only if you know the area perfectly - because the high alpine location also holds many dangers but many more possibilities.
Almost nobody rides off-piste there, because the "gurgling" crowd is rather comfortable and very piste-oriented - all the better for us!
Here too, all the lifts are brand new and offer outstanding transport comfort.
With little ascent you can reach unbelievably long runs, all the way down and right into the middle of Obergurgl.
What is also known: Gurgl is perhaps the largest "snow hole" in Austria, because here the clouds often snow out just as fertilely during the north jam as when the clouds stream in from the south.
Data / Facts / Worth knowing...
Total kilometres of pistes: approx. 350 km
Number of lifts / lifts: approx. 70
Guaranteed snow: Glaciers up to 3250m do not even cause snow worries here.
By the way, Gurgl is statistically considered the area with the most snow in Austria...
Links to the resorts:
Freerideregion Silvretta/Paznaun (Ischgl, Samnaun, See, Kappl, Galtür)
Sorry, we did not translate the skiresorts facts into English.
But you may rest assured that this resort is a fabulous freeride spot!
Feel free to contact us for further information or visit the website of the resort...
Action bitte: Eines der In-Gebiete der Alpen und Freeride-Geheimtipps wartet!
Wer kennt es nicht? ISCHGL- Hier ging bis 2020 die Post auch nach dem Skitag ab - aber zum Glück wussten wir schon immer:
Ischgl und Samnaun bieten mehr als nur Après oder Party mit Helene Fischer - das Freeride Terrain hier ist vom allerfeinsten! Denn wir werden uns weit abseits der "normalen" Skiszene bewegen und allenfalls beim Herunterkommen am Nachmittag ein "Feierabendbier" nach gelungenem Freeridetag in aller Ruhe und abseits des Trubels genehmigen...
Oft finden sich gute Tracks unmittelbar neben der Piste, andere phantastische Abfahrten erreicht man mit einem Aufstieg - witzigerweise traut sich das "normale" Ischgl Pistenpublikum kaum ins Gelände, was es für uns umso besser macht!
Ischgl ist nämlich ein wahres Paradies für Freerider - ein echter Geheimtipp sozusagen. Ischgler Gäste sind zum Großteil Genussskifahrer. Sie tummeln sich auf den breiten, mäßig steilen Pisten. Daher findet man auch Tage nach Neuschneefällen noch unverspurte Runs in der Silvretta Arena, die Freeriderherzen höher schlagen lassen.
Unsere Bergführer kennen das Gebiet zwischen Samnaun und der neuen Val Gronda Gondel natürlich bestens, denn es ist ja ihre "Homezone".
Durch die Eröffnung der Piz Val Gronda Bahn in der Wintersaison 2013/14 gewann die Silvretta-Arena nicht nur weitere Pistenkilometer, sondern enthüllte ein bisher verborgenes Freeride-Gebiet. Dieses Paradies für Variantenfahrer - mit weiten Hängen, verspielten Kuppen und Mulden - erreichen Wintersportler nun schon nach einer kurzen Gondelfahrt, ohne eine Sekunde aufsteigen zu müssen. 900 Höhenmeter Powderspass vom Feinsten – auch für ungeübte Offpiste Cracks.
Das Hauptskigebiet (90 %) liegt zwischen 2.000 m und 2.872 m Höhe und ermöglicht aufgrund der schneesicheren Nordhänge Skivergnügen von Ende November bis Anfang Mai und je nach Exposition findet man Powder oder Frühlingsschnee auf nur einem Run!
Kurzum: Ein Gebiet der Superlative, das viele Liebhaber hat - und oftmals völlig falsch eingeschätzt wird.
Im vergleichseweise ruhigen Galtür geht es noch uriger zu, dort wird man mit breiten Ski noch immer etwas schräg angeschaut. Und auch das ist gut so, denn so findet sich hier, im Gegensatz zu den überlaufenen Gebieten wie am Arlberg, auch Tage nach dem letzten Schneefall noch eine Menge unverspurtes Gelände!
Das gesamte Paznauntal ist sehr schneesicher durch seine Höhe und die wettergünstige Lage. Die Saison beginnt im November und endet immer erst Anfang Mai.
Ach ja - und der Holger hat hier übrigens vor über 40 Jahren das Skifahren gelernt...
Und "vorne" im Tal befinden sich die kleinen - aber extrem feinen - Freeridegebiete von Kappl und See, die man durchaus als echte Geheimtipps nennen kann.
Denn auch hier sind die Hänge sehr gut erreichbar, werden aber kaum gefahren, denn beide Gebiete sind die typischen "Familienskigebiete", was es für uns noch attraktiver macht. Sie sind sehr schnell erreichbar und waren für unsere Gruppen schon oft die großen Überraschungen, denn gerade hier hat man viel Platz, denn auf den Hängen dort tummeln sich meist Familien, die eher auf den Pisten bleiben... also ideal für uns...
Daten / Fakten / Wissenswertes...
- Gesamt Pistenkilometer: über 350 km
- Anzahl der Aufstiegsanlagen / Lifte: über 70 Bahnen und Lifte
- Schneesicherheit: Das Gebiet geht sehr hoch und hat Hänge in allen Expositionen - daher: Wir finden hier immer Schnee für dich! Garantiert!
Links zu den Gebieten:
Serfaus / Fiss / Ladis
Sorry, we did not translate the skiresorts facts into English.
But you may rest assured that this resort is a fabulous freeride spot!
Feel free to contact us for further information or visit the website of the resort...
Der Freeride Geheimtipp hoch über dem Inntal...
Die hochmoderne Skischaukel Serfaus / Fiss / Ladis - ein Gebiet, das man als Freerider nicht unterschätzen sollte!
Vor einigen Jahren haben sich die Liftbetreiber des Hochplateaus verbunden und in kürzester Zeit eines der modernsten und attraktivsten Skigebiete der ganzen Alpen aus dem Tiroler Boden gestampft!
In keinem anderen Skigebiet, das wir kennen, wurde in den vergangenen Jahren so viel in die Infrastruktur investiert, keine Neuerung ging hier vorbei.
Nagelneue Bahnen, die hoch hinauf gehen und mit kurzen Anstiegen erreicht man ein riesiges Freeride Terrain. Was willst du mehr?
Das Gebiet ist das typische "Familienskigebiet", was es für uns als Freerider nur umso interessanter macht.
Denn was machen Familien? Auf der Piste fahren!
Von daher findet man in Serfaus mit minimalen Aufstiegen sehr viel freien Skiraum mit traumhaften Möglichkeiten.
Die Runs liegen in allen Expositionen, so dass man von Pulver bis Firn alles an einem Tag vorfinden kann.
Ganz nebenbei hat man vom Skigebiet aus auch einen wunderschönen Panoramablick auf Zugspitze, Ortler, Kaunertaler Gletscher,...
Daten / Fakten / Wissenswertes...
- Gesamt Pistenkilometer: 214 km
- Anzahl der Aufstiegsanlagen / Lifte: 68
- Schneesicherheit: Die Hänge rund um die Masner Lifte, an der Pezid Gondel oder unterhalb von Lazid bekommen oftmals aus fast heiterem Himmel Schnee ab - auch wenn es anderswo in Tirol nicht schneit. Da wir hier jeden Tag aufs neue entscheiden können, wohin es geht: Für uns perfekt!
Link zum Gebiet: Serfaus / Fiss / Ladis
Freerideregion Innsbruck
Sorry, we did not translate the skiresorts facts in English.
But you may rest assured that this resort is a fabulous freeride spot!
Feel free to contact us for further information or visit the website of the resort...
Die "Freeride-City" mit ihren unglaublichen Möglichkeiten...
Mitten drin in den Tiroler Bergen liegt die Hauptstadt des Bundeslandes Tirol: Innsbruck! Eine Perle.
Umgeben von spektakulären Berggipfeln liegt der Olympiaort von 1976 wahrlich wie die Made im Speck. Weltweit gibt es sicherlich nur eine Handvoll Städte, die eine solche Auswahl an fantastischen Freeridespots bietet wie Innsbruck. Angefangen von der Nordkette, deren Gondel quasi mitten aus der Stadt geht oder dem Stubaier Gletscher, den man mit öffentlichen Verkehrsmitteln leicht und schnell erreichen kann finden gerade Freeridefans hier einen riesigen Spielplatz.
Axamer Lizum, dort wo die Alpinen Rennen bei Olympia stattfanden oder das Kühtai sind ebenfalls schnell erreichbar. Und nach Seefeld sind es auch nur wenige Kilometer, ein Skiort der eher für nordischen Skilauf bekannt ist, aber gerade deshalb mit wenig Aufwand sehr viele offpiste-Möglichkeiten bietet.
Auch das Zillertal ist in ca. 30 Minuten über die Inntal Autobahn erreichbar und bietet 5 große Skigebiete, die allesamt schon alleine für eine perfekte Woche im Powder reichen würden.
Kurzum: Die Gebiete in und um Innsbruck können sich mehr als sehen lassen - und wenn du dort mit unseren einheimischen Bergführern unterwegs bist kannst du zu 100% sicher sein, dass du unvergessliche Skitage erleben wirst!
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- Flex: 120
- Last: 99mm Mid Volume
- Weight: 1750g (at size 26,5)
- Hike/Walk Mode: Yes, with 50° range of motion
- Solepads: ISO 23223 GripWalk soles pre-mounted
- Shell: C.A.S. Shell construction
- Liner: C.A.S. liner for perfect fitting
- 45mm Booster Strap with velcro closure
- 4 micro alu buckles
- Dynafit Certified Tech Fittings
- Tecnica RECYCLE YOUR BOOT programme
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- Dimensions: 134-100-121mm
- Radius: 16,4m (175cm)
- Rocker: Front Rocker - Camber - Dual Rise Tail
- Weight: 1885gr per Ski (175cm)
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A new Kästle series - ZX - super easy to ride, playful in the terrain thanks to the rocker and still absolutely suitable for the piste, these robust freeride skis meet all performance demands in the backcountry.
(19 % VAT incl.)