Winter Safety Skills
Winter Safety Skills
Winter Safety Skills
Winter Safety Skills
Winter Safety Skills

Learn to move through the mountains in winter with greater awareness and confidence! Spend a day with a certified Mountain Guide focusing on snow safety, snow science and avalanche rescue. From theory to hands-on exercises with an avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe, learn how to identify, assess and reduce the risks of snow-covered mountain terrain.

  • Snow safety course with a certified Mountain Guide.
  • Learn to identify the main avalanche risk factors.
  • Introduction to reading and interpreting avalanche bulletins.
  • Practical demonstration of how to use an avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe correctly.
  • Hands-on avalanche search and rescue exercises.
Included
  • Training and guiding with a certified Mountain Guide.
  • Introductory theory session on snow science and winter mountain safety.
  • Practical avalanche rescue demonstrations and exercises.
  • Introduction to the use of an avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe.
  • Aperitif at the end of the activity. 
Not included
  • Personal equipment for travelling on snow: ski touring skis, splitboard or snowshoes.
  • Technical winter clothing and personal accessories.
  • Transfers to and from the meeting point.
  • Equipment rental, if required.
  • Anything not expressly listed under included services.
Duration1 Day
Bring along

Technical winter clothing, waterproof and windproof jacket, gloves, warm hat, sunglasses or ski goggles, backpack, water and snacks.Ski touring skis, splitboard or snowshoes and poles are required for the approach over snow-covered terrain.Any equipment rental requirements must be communicated when booking.

Participantsmin. 3 - max. 8
Important information

MEETING POINT AND TIME
Meeting time is scheduled for 8:30 AM.
The final meeting point will be communicated shortly before the activity, depending on weather, snowpack and snow cover conditions. Please arrive on time.

 

INCLUDED SERVICES

  • Training and guiding with a certified Mountain Guide.
  • Introductory theory session on snow science and winter mountain safety.
  • Practical avalanche rescue demonstrations and exercises.
  • Introduction to the use of an avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe.
  • Aperitif at the end of the activity.

 

NOT INCLUDED:

  • Personal equipment for travelling on snow: ski touring skis, splitboard or snowshoes.
  • Technical winter clothing and personal accessories.
  • Transfers to and from the meeting point.
  • Equipment rental, if required.
  • Anything not expressly listed under included services.

 

WHAT TO BRING:
Technical winter clothing, waterproof and windproof jacket, gloves, warm hat, sunglasses or ski goggles, backpack, water and snacks.Ski touring skis, splitboard or snowshoes and poles are required for the approach over snow-covered terrain.Any equipment rental requirements must be communicated when booking.

 

WEATHER CONDITIONS AND SAFETY
The activity takes place in a snow-covered mountain environment. The Mountain Guide may change the location depending on weather, snowpack and safety conditions.

All participants must follow the Mountain Guide's instructions throughout the entire experience.

Further information

The mountains offer extraordinary experiences in winter, but exploring them safely requires preparation, awareness and an understanding of the risks involved.

Winter Safety Skills by Mmove is a one-day introductory course dedicated to safety in snow-covered mountain environments, snow science and essential avalanche rescue techniques.

Accompanied by a certified Mountain Guide, you will learn about the snowpack, understand the factors that influence avalanche danger and discover how to interpret the information provided in avalanche bulletins.

The day begins with a theory session lasting approximately one hour, covering the essential concepts for exploring the winter mountains with greater awareness.

We will then head out onto the snow, reaching the training area with ski touring skis, a splitboard or snowshoes after a short approach of approximately 20 minutes.

This is where the hands-on experience begins. Your Mountain Guide will demonstrate the correct use of an avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe, explaining the main avalanche search and rescue techniques.

Every participant will have the opportunity to practise through realistic exercises, experiencing the different stages of an avalanche rescue operation firsthand.

We will finish the day with an aperitif, a chance to share the experience and discuss what you have learned with your guide.

No previous experience is required. The course is designed for anyone wishing to discover the fundamentals of winter mountain safety or strengthen their existing knowledge.

An educational experience combining theory, practical training and a culture of prevention. Because enjoying the mountains also means learning to respect them.

€100.00
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