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Mountain meet-ups

17 Nov SKIING 2021

Posted at 11:04h in Inspiration by

Skiing 2021

When it is safe to travel again our 2021 ski trips are taking on a more intimate form. More than ever we can see how useful it is to live in the region where we operate. Our focus has always been off-the-beaten-track ski experiences and in 2021 we really mean it. We are guiding our clients to small, unknown spots. We are keeping it flexible. We are changing plans last minute to make sure that we are truly away from the crowds.

All of our trips are guided

Changing Alpine weather dictates what you can do each day. This makes skiing with a knowledgeable guide the only way to experience the best of the Alps in 2021. There is no point sticking to the plan if it is not the best place to be on that day. Covid has exaggerated this. Extra flexibility and creativity are making our trips extremely a la carte, and we love it. It is what we do best. Call it thinking on your feet… or thinking on your skis.

Ski tour, or simply slow down

We are delighted that so many people want to learn how to ski tour in 2021. Call it Alpine travel rather than Alpine skiing, if you like. This wonderful sport connects you to nature and takes you away from the crowds into the wild.

Or maybe 2021 is the year not to ski in the mountains but to slow down. Walk, snowshoe, enjoy a fireside moment or take in the sun while working remotely. Fresh alpine air, exquisite European cuisine, fine wine and splendid mountain views might be just what you need to clear the mind. We have noticed that people are slowing down and enjoying each other’s company, so why not try carry on in a magical setting? Chill or ski 2021, we have you covered.

Warm regards from the mountains.

Danielle