What level do I need to join the Freeride Course?
The Freeride Course is designed for expert-level adults who are comfortable skiing on different types of terrain and snow.
To join the Teen Freeride Course, participants must have achieved Junior Academy 3 level.
What will I learn during the Freeride Course?
You will improve your off-piste skiing technique and learn how to ski confidently across different types of terrain and snow conditions. The course also focuses on terrain reading, adapting to changing conditions and good off-piste safety practices.
Where does the Freeride Course take place?
The course takes place in La Rosière, in the Espace San Bernardo, with the meeting point at the Roches Noires chairlift, on the La Rosière side.
Is a helmet mandatory?
Yes, helmets are mandatory throughout the course.
What equipment do I need?
You will need skis, ski boots, poles, a helmet, gloves, a ski mask or sunglasses, a neck warmer, sunscreen and a valid ski pass.
For Thursday's full-day session, please also bring enough money to pay for your lunch.
For teenagers, the safety pack including an avalanche transceiver (DVA), shovel and probe is included in the course price. For adults, safety equipment rental will be offered during the booking process.
Is the ski pass included in the course price?
No, the ski pass is not included in the course price and must be purchased separately.
Can I join for just one day of off-piste skiing?
The formula offered on this page is a multi-day course. For a one-off off-piste outing or personalised coaching, we recommend looking at our private lessons.
Is the course suitable for someone trying off-piste skiing for the first time?
The course requires a very good level of skiing. If you are looking to discover off-piste skiing for the first time, we recommend choosing a more progressive option. Discover here.