Freeride L1/L2

Day Friday-Sunday
Time 08:00-19:00
Date/Phase 21. - 23.03.2025
Location Davos, JH Davos (YouthHostel)
Comments Our teachers can also communicate in English and French.
Ability level L1/L2
Content/program

Freeriding without limits for skiers and snowboarders! The mountain lifts transport you up to the top of the hills where spectacular descents await you to ride them. The mountain guides guarantee safe descents. For more remote descents, climbing skinns or snow shoes are essential tools.

Arrival individually on Saturday morning. Meeting point approx. 10 am at the train station in Davos. Upon arrival, we drop our baggage at the accomodation "youth hostel" in Davos. All rooms are equipped with WC/shower and bed linen. You need to bring your own towel. We return to Bern on sunday at arround 4.30 pm from Davos.

The price includes:

  • 2 overnights accommodation including half board (breakfast & dinner)
  • fee for certified mountain guides

The following costs are at the expense of the participants:

  • lunch (please take your own lunch with you)
  • any material rent
  • lift pass
  • travel costs

The detailed programme will be sent by e-mail shortly before the course starts. We reserve the right to cancel the course at short notice if the number of participants is too low.

Prerequisites for attendance This course is aimed at advanced off-piste skiers and snowboarders. This means you have to be able to ride off piste terrain a smooth and safe manner.
Registration Anmelden nicht mehr moeglich
Registration deadline 12.03.2025
Costs in CHF Studierende Uni und PH: CHF 275.00 / Angestellte Uni und PH: CHF 320.00 / Übrige Ausweisbesitzende: CHF 320.00
Equipment

Bring your own touring equipment: Ski, Boots, poles, avalanche beacon, probe, shovel, snow shoes or climbing skinns, crampons for tour-bindings, backpack to carry ski or snowboard, appropriate clothing, gloves, sun or snow goggles, thermos flask.

University sports rents Avalance beacons, probes, schovels, snowschoes and poles.

Wearing a helmet is compulsory. We recommend wearing a back armor as additional protective equipment as well.

Management of activity Flurin Jenny
Ronny Luck
Teaching language Deutsch
Versicherung It's up to the participants.
Head of Section Simon Kaufmann