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The offer is aimed at all those who are regularly and often off-piste and want to update their knowledge, explicitly also to ski instructors and guides with comparable qualifications. Sepp Hümmer, state-certified army mountain guide and member of the avalanche commission, will teach you in this intensive training the latest findings of analytical and probabilistic risk assessment.

Freeriding in the Dolomites and then also as a traverse? That sounds presumptuous. But thanks to the lifts and cable cars of Dolomiti Superski, this is one of the best high-alpine demanding ski traverses in the Alps. The ascents are surprisingly short and the descents long and exciting. You start with your guide directly at the foot of the Dolomites-Matterhorn, the

Every skier knows the Zillertal. It is easily accessible and offers four terrific ski areas. VIVALPIN professional mountain guide and ski instructor Andi Stippler has explored the vast area off-piste in recent winters and has come to the conclusion: The endless freeride descents between Gilfert and Olperer are among the best in the northern Alps and need

The descent over the "New World" is unparalleled in the Alps and the overall challenge is only something for ski experts with strong nerves. You have to assess your skiing skills exactly, because the steepness of 45° in the exposed terrain requires not only an excellent but also a safe skiing technique. The rock bar with the vertical rappelling point gives the tour

North of Lofoten and south of the Lyngen Alps, Senja offers a mountain landscape that is unparalleled, especially in spring. Racy summit tours alternate with gentle and enjoyable descents down to the sea. Our starting point is Hamn i Senja. Here you can enjoy the comfort of a lodge, which is built directly by the sea, in addition there is fresh home prepared

Everything you wanted to know about avalanches and risk - The popular online training with avalanche experts. Exclusively and live with Sepp Hümmer, state-certified army mountain guide and member of the avalanche commission Garmisch-Partenkirchen, as well as the mountain school director and long-time mountain and ski guide trainer Christof Schellhammer. Not all snow is the same. Snow in its various forms of transformation is an exciting story. Only those who know the snow

The Schmirntal is a side valley at the Brenner and separated from the well-known Zillertal "only" by some peaks like Kaserer or Olperer. Never heard of it? That's what insider tips are all about. But fantastic ski tours through sparse high forests, free powder slopes and on lonely touring peaks await you. Another highlight is the VIVALPIN base at the end of the valley in Padaun at

Similaun (3599m), Weißkugel (3739m) and Wildspitze (3774m) are among the highest Tyrolean peaks. And even more: With skis they can be strung together in a unique ski traverse. In between you can expect high alpine transitions, extensive glaciers and always fantastic ski terrain. The bases also fit well into the picture: particularly hospitable and with the best Tyrolean cuisine, they pamper their guests.

Visevnik, Lipanski vrh and Sitna Glava: As fantastic as they are difficult to pronounce are the ski touring ascents to these peaks around 2000 meters high in the Triglav National Park. Here, plenty of snow, sparse forests and generous slopes inspire. And this is only the beginning. For the peaks mentioned are more of an introduction to the world of Triglav. There dominate

What an undertaking! We don't want to get Hannibal involved again, but a crossing of the Alps is and remains something very special. Especially with skis and if the ascents are kept within limits. A maximum of 2 hours of ascent per day is possible, but it is definitely worth it in view of the descents. Immediately adjacent to the Bavarian foothills of the Alps