Freeriding at Ortler Ski Arena

With 25 km of slopes at about 1,100 meters in altitude and fabulous snow conditions well into spring, Schwemmalm is very popular with skiers of all ages. Asmolpiste is a real challenge, with some very steep sections: the run leads from the summit station at Muteck (2,625 m) to the valley station (1,500 m) of the Larcherberg lift. Freeriders and deep-snow skiers can expect to find plenty of powdery firn snow awaiting them off the pistes all the way into spring – not to mention the pristine nature of Val d’Ultimo (Ultental). The high peaks and steep slopes of the Ortler Massif are an invitation to explore.

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A variety of wide and challenging slopes and ideal conditions for adventures in the deep snow: the ski area at Val Senales is ideal for anyone who loves freeriding.

Tip: We highly recommend that you allow one of the experienced ski guides, who know the area very well, to take you on a freeride tour. The instructors at Val Senales Ski & Snowboard School are very familiar with the pristine slopes here, and can give you expert advice backed up by a lot of experience. There are freeriding courses available as well.

Information for Deep-Snow Courses
Course Days: Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Cost: € 228.00 (without equipment)
Rental: € 28.00 for a backpack kit (backpack with shovel, sonde, and avalanche beacon, only during class hours, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.)
Minimum Participants: at least 3 people

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Flying through virgin snow or driving through deep snow from the summit: this is the alpha and omega of freeriders, backcountry skiers, and snowboarders. Freeriders and skiers who love deep snow will be in absolute bliss at Solda.

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