New world
The freeride classic par excellence
The descent over the "New World" is unparalleled in the Alps and is only suitable for ski experts with strong nerves. You will need to assess your skiing skills carefully, as the 45° gradient in the exposed terrain requires not only excellent but also safe skiing technique. The rock bar with the vertical abseil section gives the tour a special alpine touch. However, this passage is not a particular challenge for you with a ski guide, as you are lowered 40 m down the rope from a good belay station.
A descent across the "New World" is more dependent on the conditions than almost any other tour. It is therefore a good idea to plan a time slot with your ski guide for a successful descent.
Program and schedule
- Certified mountain and ski guide
- Alpine equipment required (climbing harness, rope, possibly crampons)
Additional costs
- Arrival
- Snacks
- Ski pass Zugspitze and return journey from Ehrwald to Garmisch
Material Check
Ascent with the Zugspitze cable car or rack railroad
Afterwards ascent with skins in approx. 1h to the Schneefernerkopf (2,836 m)
Departure through the New World to Ehrwald
Note on program changes:
All courses and guided tours are conscientiously organized and carried out in accordance with the safety standards of the Vivalpin Mountain and Ski School with qualified specialists (e.g. mountain and ski guides, mountain hiking guides, etc.). The provisional tour program may be adjusted for safety-related reasons, such as bad weather, dangerous conditions, unforeseen natural events or inadequate conditions of the participants. The final program will be decided by the guide on site.
Extensive touring experience and excellent skiing skills in all types of snow and terrain.
"The New World has really earned its reputation. Here, technical skiing and alpine challenges complement each other to create a unique experience."
Alex Baier
State certified. Mountain and ski guide
Local and since 2000 in the VIVALPIN TEAM
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