If you have an avalanche transceiver, we advise you to bring it with you. If it’s an old model, it’s a good opportunity to check that it’s working properly, and to practice with it. If it’s brand new, it’s important to use it as often as possible to familiarize yourself with its operation. Regular training is the only way to be efficient when you need it! If you don’t have a transceiver, please let us know on the registration form and we’ll provide you with one when possible.
Find your level
The purpose of this chart is to determine your technical and physical level. When you register, we will discuss your experience on skis, with guides, your equipment and your physical condition in order to determine your skills and expectations as accurately as possible. You can trust us to harmonize the groups because there is nothing worse for you and the guides than a group with different levels.
Describe your level and we will put you in the right group. For each destination we can adapt the itineraries according to the levels of the groups.
NIVEAUX SKI
Level 1
For skiers at ease on the red slope: ideal for families with children.
Level 2
Good downhill skiers wanting to learn about deep snow.
Level 3
Skiers experienced in deep snow going everywhere, but without much style.
Level 4
Expert deep snow skiers who are confident on steep slopes.
TO JOIN A GROUP
A minimum level technique; be able to ski down a bumpy black slope in a series of controlled short turns, except for level 1.- If so, you will have no trouble learning short turns in powder!
- If not, don't be discouraged!
If you are an individual, please mention your level on the registration form to help us create a homogeneous group.
CHECK YOUR PHYSICAL ABILITIES
A minimum condition physique; To be able to perform one of the following tests:- Run 10km in less than an hour.
- Cycle 60 km on the road in hilly terrain in three hours.
- Climb 1000 m of vertical drop on foot in three hours.
