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Freeride

An adrenaline-fuelled ski everywhere course

Can you already ski off-piste? Are pistes just a junction to the next cool section of terrain? Do you love a challenge, maybe a short hike, some couloirs, drops, searching out the best terrain on the best aspects and understanding how to ski them safely whilst still ripping?  This is the course for you!

NEW for 2024 and based in the huge ski sure resorts of ‘Espace Killy’ and the ‘Three Valleys’ you are guaranteed to be shown some of the best off-piste, steep and free-ride skiing available.  

Snoworks coaches spend their free time sourcing, skiing, filming and enjoying the kind of terrain we are sure you will want to ski with us. You are in safe hands with the experience, qualifications and knowledge our team brings to this new course structure.  If you want to know more, drop us an Instagram message, or email. 

Limited time early bird discount! *

THIS COURSE IS FOR:

SKIERS AGED BETWEEN 18 – 50

HIGHLY COMPETENT OFF PISTE SKIERS IN ALL CONDITIONS

HIGH FITNESS LEVEL

 

Essential Information

Time of Year
Winter
Days Per Week
5 days, Monday to Friday
Hours Per Day
6
Skiers per group
Maxiumum 5
SKI PASSES
Purchase in resort, full area pass required
Ski Equipment
Freeride skis - Recommend 95mm plus underfoot
Video Analysis
Yes
OFF PISTE Safety Equipment
Transceiver, shovel, probe, backpack (can be provided by Snoworks)
Helmet
Obligatory

* Book a course in 2025 before 1 September 2024 for the published early bird discount of £100 (Price for all bookings after this date will be £750) 

COURSE INCLUDES:

  • Small group sizes – a maximum of 5 skiers per Snoworks coach
  • Off-Piste ‘Freeride’ ski techniques
  • Steep terrain, couloirs and backcountry skiing (conditions and safety dependent)
  • Video and photos of your skiing and experiences sent to you during the course so you can use them instantly on your social feeds
  • Off-Piste mountain craft skills – avalanche training, terrain assessment skills, slope angle, risk assessment and all you need to take this knowledge to plan your future freeriding