Camps | Powder Extreme

OFF PISTE SKI COURSES

Have you ever wondered what it's like to ski off-piste? Or are you an experienced rider, and just want to improve your technique whilst discovering new terrain? Then joining one of our off-piste camps is a perfect opportunity.

Group sizes are limited to 6 people with groups organised by level and experience. To find out your ski level, have a look at our Ski Level Checker.

Powder Camp - Level 2

11 - 15 Jan 2027

08 - 12 Feb 2027

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Powder Camp - Level 3

11 - 15 Jan 2027

25 - 29 Jan 2027

08 - 12 Feb 2027

22 - 26 Feb 2027

08 - 12 Mar 2027

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Powder Camp - Level 4

11 - 15 Jan 2027

25 - 29 Jan 2027

08 - 12 Feb 2027

22 - 26 Feb 2027

08 - 12 Mar 2027

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Don't know what level you are?

If you're not sure what group suits you best, you can visit our Level Checker here - our get in touch and we'll be happy to advise

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Powder Camps

All of our camps are completely differrent, tailored to the individual needs of the group, thecurrent snowpack and the daily weather conditions, but we aim for each week of the camp to cover a comprehensive training for your offpiste skiing journey

890CHF for:

5 days of offpiste coaching

Including rental of avalanche equipment (worth approx 200CHF)

Introduction
Level 2

Introduction to offpiste terrain
Safety First: Basic safety practices
Technique and Skills: Focus on developing balance, control and confidence when navigating new terrain
Equipment and Gear: How to use the right tools for the job

Improvement
Level 3

Improve your existing skills in steeper and more varied off-piste environments
Enhance balance, precision, and fluidity in more challenging snow conditions
Avalanche Awareness: Deepen your understanding of avalanche safety
Strengthen your knowledge of use of off-piste gear

Refinement
Level 4

Advanced terrain mastery
Refine your techniques
Strengthen your ability to assess terrain risks and risk management when route planning
Perfect your use of offpiste equipment, including touring setups, safety tools, and navigation technology for complex off-piste expeditions

What's Included:

Technical ski coaching for 5 full days
Training for use of avalanche safety equipment
Introduction to mountain safety training*

*Included in our Mountain Safety Camps

What skis should I bring

We suggest that you come with a ski that measure 85mm under foot or over to maximise your enjoyment and development. If (fingers crossed) we get a large amount of fresh snow before your trip, we recommend a ski over 95mm. You can always contact Mountain Air (our ski rental partners) for their recommendations - they have a huge variety of skis of all types.

If you would like to try some skinning whilst you are here, then you can also rent a good touring ski/split board set up and skins. We’re very happy to show you all the tips and tricks for how to get the most out of your equipment.

What to wear:

All terrain or fat powder skis
Helmet
Goggles and gloves
Good outerwear jacket and pants
Appropriate layers for the weather
Backpack

What to pack:

Transceiver with 60% charge minimum
Shovel and probe
Phone with full charge
4 Vallees lift pass
Bottle of water, and some snacks
Skins (if you have touring skis)

Bring some spare:

Extra layers for changing conditions
Spare lenses for your goggles