Wake to a crisp skintrack, climb at your pace and end the day trading stories by the stove. In small groups, an expert mountain guide handles route choices and snow safety while you refine kick turns, read terrain and enjoy untracked descents. Our guided ski touring trips with hut nights keep the focus on winter immersion and simple comfort.
Around Mont Blanc, spend four days between Les Contamines and quiet passes, perfect for consolidating technique and linking smooth descents. In the Beaufortain, the Pierra Menta circuit serves up four days on the move with big alpine views and classic hut to hut ambience. The Vanoise glacier traverse raises the stakes with the ascent of the Signal de l'Albaron and long glacial runs, a serious and unforgettable raid in March and April. From Orcières in the Ecrins, explore a wild valley with avalanche transceiver practice and descents that drop to 1,500 meters. Finally, Mont Thabor in three days leads from refuge to refuge on the French Italian border, crowned by a wide summit panorama. Seasons run January to April depending on the itinerary, with nights in mountain huts or friendly gites.
Logistics stay simple. Your guide manages daily briefings, route finding and snow decisions, while rentals for avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe, plus skis, skins and ski crampons are available on site. Pack a lightweight sleeping bag liner and a headlamp, then settle into evenings of hot soup and mountain views. Join one of our guided ski touring trips and greet sunrise on the skintrack, then end the day warm and content by the hut fire.