Women Freeride and Tours Camps2026-10-12T18:15:09+02:00

WOMEN SKI AND SNOWBOARD CAMPS

Freeride, Powder & good days with a strong girls crew


THREE CAMPS. THREE IDEAS. ONLY GIRLS.

Freeride camps for women, where the focus stays where it belongs: on the mountain.

Our Women Ski and Snowboard Camps are deliberately different: from the premium ski-in/ski-out camp with a wellness hotel to a real freeride weekend in Disentis to the ski trip to Innsbruck with freeride, wellness and city life. Three camps. Three different settings. The common goal: as much good time on skis or board as possible.

WOMEN SKI AND SNOWBOARD CAMPS WITH FLAT SUCKS

Skiing together. Without a lot of fuss.

Our Women Ski and Snowboard Camps are for women who enjoy skiing with other women and want to spend a few good days in the mountains. It’s not about who skis the steepest line or racks up the most kilometers. We want to ski together, find good descents and get the most out of the conditions.

Sometimes the focus is on powder, sometimes freeride and freetouring, sometimes the combination of skiing, wellness and city. What stays the same across all camps: small groups, good people and female guides who live the freeride sport.

You don’t have to be a pro skier. But you should be keen to ride beyond the groomed runs and spend a good ski day together.

Why a dedicated Women Ski and Snowboard Camp?

Skiing with a group of women doesn’t necessarily change the skiing, but it often changes the atmosphere. You head out together, talk about lines and conditions, wait for each other and sit together at the end of the day over dinner, in the wellness area, or over an Aperol.

That’s exactly what our Women Ski and Snowboard Camps are for.

Not a classic ski course week. No fixed program from morning to evening.

Instead skiing together in the terrain, trying new things, finding good descents and having a good time.

FREERIDE. POWDER. FREERIDE CAMP.

Our camps are aimed at women who already ski or ride off-piste confidently and are keen for even more terrain. And each camp deliberately focuses on something different. Because a freeride camp in Disentis doesn’t have to look the same as a ski-in/ski-out camp in a wellness hotel, and a ski trip to Innsbruck can easily include a bit of city life.

YOUR SKI GUIDES

Lisa Horst grew up in Swabia, was abroad in British Columbia and then in Innsbruck for her studies. Meanwhile, she trained as a state-certified ski instructor and ski guide, and has been freelancing on the snow for over 15 years since then. Resident in Ostallgäu, but at home on the slopes, in powder, ski touring and telemark.

Sabine – Grown up in Viehhofen, a small village in front of Saalbach Hinterglemm, she moved to Innsbruck to study sports science. When she’s not in college, she loves to spend her time on the snow or on the trails. Through her work as an instructor in the ski instructors association, ski guide and mountain bike guide, she likes to pass on her knowledge to like-minded people or those who want to become one. You can also meet her as a trainer at guide trainings of Bikehow and the Alpine Club.

WHICH WOMEN CAMP SUITS YOU?

Questions, Inquiries, and Custom Courses

Whether general info, course inquiries, or private ski technique training: we are happy to help and plan your course according to your expectations and goals. Private courses from €550 per day.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are the Women Ski Camps for?2026-09-19T22:11:12+02:00

Our Women Ski Camps are for women who love skiing and are keen on freeriding or skiing off the regular groomed runs. Depending on the camp, the level and focus vary.

Do I need to be a very good skier?2026-09-19T22:12:32+02:00

You should be a confident skier and feel comfortable on off-piste terrain. If you’re unsure which camp best suits your skill level, just drop us an email.

What gear do I need for the camps?2026-09-19T22:18:55+02:00

You need complete freeride and avalanche gear for all camps. For the camps in Innsbruck and Disentis, the freeride gear must also be uphill-compatible. All gear can also be rented from us.

Are only women riding?2026-09-19T22:19:40+02:00

Yes. The camps are specifically designed for women.

Are the groups large?2026-09-19T22:20:37+02:00

We intentionally keep group sizes manageable to ensure effective skiing together and foster good group dynamics. There are 5-7 participants per guide.