La Traversata ski tour Zermatt guided: Private or group

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About this activity

On this ski tour from Zermatt via La Traversata you can expect a great via ferrata, spectacular views and the best conditions for freeriders.

Hours

Not specified
Price from

750 CHF
City

Zermatt
Book now from 750 CHF

Description

Offers

Private mountain guide: 1 to 6 people
In group: 4 to 6 people

Meeting point

Matterhorn Express valley station, Schluhmattstrasse 121, 3920 Zermatt

Highlights

Let a professional and experienced mountain guide lead you through the mountains
Marvel at spectacular winter landscapes with magnificent views over the snow-capped mountains
Test your limits during the 2 to 3 hour climb through high slopes
Embark on a very eventful ski tour in which especially freeriders get their money's worth
Experience high alpine slopes and glaciers
Look forward to an exciting adventure including via ferrata

Important information

Take along: Sun protection, warm clothes
Requirement: freeride experience, good piste skier, free from giddiness
Minimum age: 15 years

Includes

approx. 5 - 6 hours ski tour (including 2 - 3 hours ascent)
Experienced and professional mountain guide
Ski pass
Lunch
Equipment

La Traversata is an exciting ski tour especially suitable for adventurers, enthusiastic freeriders and climbers. You will be accompanied by a professional mountain guide and rewarded with magnificent views

You will meet your mountain guide and the other participants at the Klein Matterhorn valley station at 08:30. Before you take part in the ski tour it is important that you have the appropriate equipment. You can either bring your own or rent it on site in Zermatt.

Together you will take the cable car up to the Furggstattel. From the Furggstattel your board tour will lead you through unpisted slopes and the via ferrata to Cervinia. From Cervinia you go back to Zermatt.

Swiss Activities Tip

Have you had a taste of adventure? Then be sure to plan a visit to the highest and one of the most beautiful toboggan runs in the Alps. The Rotenboden toboggan run on the Gornergrat is over 1.5 km long and climbs over 230 meters in altitude