Ski Adventure

What is Ski Adventure

Off-piste Skiing in St. Anton am Arlberg Backcountry Area

Ski Adventure offers offpiste guiding and new exciting ski lessons.

Work is very personal and targeted to an eventful ski holiday in what in English is called
‘all-mountain skiing’, we work primarily in the Arlberg region of Austria, better known for St. Anton, Lech, Zürs and Stuben.

Off-piste ski guiding is typical skiing away from the groomed runs, but it might as well be a combination or just piste skiing, should you wish so.

Focus is on skiing, finding good powder snow.

The inexperienced in all-mountain terrain

Do you have the desire to be able to handle the black runs in a more confident way or do you want to try and ski the bumps more elegantly or maybe you want to come out and give the offpiste skiing a go.

Want to try Valluga?

Steep skiing – Not accessible to anyone – Wide variety of possible ski routes – remote valley – St. Anton to Lech skiing

What is Randonee Skiing?

What’s so great about randonee skiing is the experience when you get out into the untouched nature and the expectation of an unforgettable descent on the other side in some untracked powder snow.

Helicopter Skiing – Introduction

The great thing about helicopter skiing is that you get to fly between the snow covered mountains and is set of, on top of a mountain.

All-mountain Skiing

What is ‘all mountain’ skiing? It is to use the entire terrain of a ski area, the groomed runs, as well as the offpiste terrain, and your skiing is dynamically adjusted to compensate for the ever changing terrain and snow conditions.

Where is St. Anton?

The cradle of alpine skiing. A legendary region that has enjoyed cult status for as long as skiing has been a winter passion.

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Latest photos


View at Picasa Dumping \| This is one of the days in the Arlberg that you just got to love, the snow is falling very heavily...20-Jan-2009 11:29	View at Picasa Jumping the Corniche on Kapall \| Day out playing with jumps and steeps here in St. Anton, plenty of fun and exiting stuff to play around with. Mid February 2012, still extremely cold and one of the last sunny days before the next storm.11-Feb-2012 17:15

Testimonials

Great Day Backcountry Skiing

Torben picked very safe lines, and we were impressed with both his local and mountain knowledge...

Had a Brilliant Time

Safe, challenging, great leading, lots of fun in fantastic spots.

Safe and Fun

Thanks - really good time, safe and fun.

Big Passion for St. Anton

Torben is always well prepared regarding the weather, which is crucial when you are going out in the backcountry or heli skiing.

A Day with Torben

Having climbed Mount Everest and skied down all alone, I did not think I would need a guide to explore the off-piste offerings of Sankt Anton.

A Danish Family

Really enjoy his competences as an instructor and as a very skilled and safety offpiste guide.

Great Powder Hound!

We went to some brilliant gullies with the best snow.

Great Week!

Thanks for taking me to places I would never be able to go by myself.

Knowledge and Passion

Torben's knowledge and passion for skiing in the mountains is excellent.

Best Powder

Torben - Thank you for finding the best powder snow in the Arlberg

Safe an Enjoyable

Skiing with Torben as your guide is a challenging, yet safe an enjoyable experience.

Passion for the Mountains

Torben enjoys allowing his clients to get the most enjoyment from their days freeriding.

A Legendary Region

His knowledge of the off piste has been invaluable to myself and my team of instructors.

Snow & Avalanche Info

arlbergextreme

Safety outside the pistes and how you may learn to recognize the danger signals.

Want to try Valluga?

What is Randonee Skiing?

Helicopter Skiing – Introduction

All-mountain Skiing

Where is St. Anton?

Suspended Sentence for Killing Wife in Avalanche

Weekly review – week 2

The Avalanche Danger Levels - an overview