Head out on guided snowshoe trips with pulk and winter bivouac in the Alps, led by expert mountain guides. In a small group you pull your pulk, build camp on snow and sleep in expedition tents built for deep cold. These advanced itineraries focus on immersion, safety and self reliance so you can experience a true winter bivouac over four focused days at the pace of the mountains.
In the Cerces and Mont Thabor range, a four day route runs from December to January with wild vistas, pulk travel and nights in a shared camp. Want a festive twist? The New Year edition trades fireworks for stars and a celebratory dinner inside the mess tent. Further south, the Écrins offer four days of powder and bivouac from January to March, including a cani snowshoeing day with Nordic dogs for a change of rhythm. This alpine trio rounds out our wider collection of guided snowshoe trips in France and across Europe, always in small groups with a certified guide.