Ski safari Monterosa 

Cervinia, Champoluc, Gressoney, Alagna


Duration: Long weekend         
Price: from 1.600 EUR per person 
Level: intermediate-advanced             
When: January - March
Max-min persons: 4+
Included: flights from selected airports, transfer, accommodation in mountain huts with shared rooms, half board, ski pass, UIAGM Authorized Mountain Guide.



The ski safari can be done other dates upon request.
The tour can be tailored for a whole week or combined with a longer stay in your favourite resort.

This hut-to-hut-tour takes you through the four iconic valleys of Monterosa; Cervinia, Champoluc, Gressoney and Alagna. Our local Mountain Guides will show you the best of Monterosa on- and off-piste. Join us or get your own group of 4+ together for a tailored tour.

Program proposal
  • Day One
  • Day Two
  • Day Three
  • Day Four
Cervinia

Day One 

Arrival to Cervinia in the early afternoon. You will meet the guide and the rest of the group to check the equipment before going up to Rifugio Teodulo (3317 m), accessible straight from the slopes. Dinner with briefing and overnight stay in this avant-garde mountain hut boasting an impressive view of the Matterhorn.

Ferraro

Day Two 

In the morning we make use of the Cervinia lift system to find ski legs and get warmed up. We take advantage of the excellent off-piste opportunities within the upper cirque of the Cervinia area. Later in the day we will make a 2200 m descent from the highest point of the Cervinia lift system and ski the whole length of the Val di Verra down to Saint-Jacques in Champoluc where we are warmly welcomed by our friends at the Ferraro Hut. The Polenta here is widely acknowledged!

 

Hut to hut skiing

Day Three 

Today we’re going to cross the three valleys Champoluc, Gressoney and Alagna, on piste if you prefer or off the marked slopes. There is a wide variety of untracked skiing to be done on vast terrain at all altitudes, depending on the weather and the snow conditions, either up on the glaciers and high snow fields or down below tree-line. The Monterosa ski area or 'Freeride Paradise' is world famous for its off-piste with classical trees, steep couloirs and mellow meadows, it has terrain for everyone! Descents may include the Olen Valley, Salza Valley. The thrilling lineage from Punta Indren 3275 m, the highest point that can be reached using the Monterosa cable cars, is usually one of the highlights of the ski-safari. 

We spend the night in the particular Oreste Hütte (2530 m) nestled at the bottom of the Indren Valley. This mountain hut is famous for its artisan beers, culinary hospitality and yoga classes!

Alagna

Day Four

Home-made breakfast with a view before you ski down to Alagna, the small UNESCO-listed Walser village at the foot of the huge south side of the Monterosa. What about a coffee or a spritz at classic Caffé delle Guide in the centre of Alagna before heading back to the airport?