Powder trips

177 trips built around powder, across 18 countries.

Trips177
From265 GBP
SeasonJan – Dec

177 trips with powder

Akakura Onsen Ski Area, Myoko, Japan

You’re in for a treat at one of our favourite ski spots — fewer crowds, quality snow, terrain for all levels, and one of Japan’s longest freestyle parks. We’re also going deeper into the terrain this season, taking you to secret resorts that only the locals know about!

Dec 27 – Jan 2From 2,090 SGDIntermediateSki + Snowboard
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Banff Sunshine Village, Banff, Canada

Three epic zones, near-unlimited terrain, and an unforgettable town. This is your path to progression and qualifications — with pro coaching and big-mountain riding in the Canadian Rockies. With access to Sunshine Village, Lake Louise, and Norquay, you’ll charge through 11 weeks of technical development, training for your CASI Level 1 + 2 and soaking up the full Banff experience.

Jan 3 – Mar 21From 18,695 CADIntermediate – ExpertSnowboard
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Aizu, Japan

Built for complete first-timers — if you’ve never stepped into a pair of skis or even touched snow before, this is where you begin. With 6 days on snow and 4.5 of them in lessons with our certified instructors, you’ve got the time to learn it right: from learning how to stop, to controlling your speed and changing direction, taking the chairlift — all the way to linking turns down a green run. Most skiers finish the week confidently linking turns and ready to progress. No experience needed and no pressure to keep up — just a clear, patient progression alongside other first-timers starting right where you are.

Jan 10 – Jan 16From 2,690 SGDBeginnerSki
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Fernie Alpine Resort, Fernie, Canada

Based in Fernie, BC, one of Canada’s top powder destinations, this 11-week program is all about charging steeps, lapping deep snow, and levelling up. With five epic bowls, a soulful freeride vibe, and some of Canada's best coaches, you’ll train for your CASI Level 1 + 2 and unlock next-level flow. Big lines, big progression, and the season of a lifetime — it all kicks off here.

Jan 16 – Apr 3From 16,495 CADIntermediate – ExpertSnowboard
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Fernie Alpine Resort, Fernie, Canada

Big snow, big progression, and the start of something special. This 4-week course in Fernie is your fast track to the CSIA Level 1, blending expert coaching with powder-filled freeride days and full immersion in mountain life. Ride legendary terrain, sharpen your skills, and plug into Fernie’s down-to-earth community. You’ll leave with qualifications, new mates, and an appetite for more.

Jan 16 – Feb 13From 9,495 CADIntermediate – ExpertSki
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Aizu, Japan

A special collaboration with The Butter Dojo, led by founder Kai and coach Michael, for riders ready to pick up gratori from the ground up. Gratori is Japan’s flatland ground-trick style — built on flow, precise board control and clean technique, rather than big air and hard landings. This camp drills the foundations everything else is built on, from board control and presses to your first spins, in a low-consequence, high-creativity way to level up: no park, no kickers, just you, your board and any mellow run turned into a playground. The group is capped at six riders with a dedicated coach, so you get plenty of time and attention throughout the camp, and you’ll leave with the building blocks and the muscle memory to keep progressing long after.

Jan 31 – Feb 6From 2,790 SGDIntermediate – AdvancedSnowboard
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Aizu, Japan

A special collaboration with The Butter Dojo, led by founder Kai and coach Michael, for riders who’ve got the basics dialled in and want to take their gratori further. Gratori is Japan’s flatland ground-trick style — built on flow, precise board control and clean technique, rather than big air and hard landings. This camp is about levelling up: refining what you already have and linking it into proper combos and bigger rotations, with coaching tailored to where you want to push. The group is capped at six riders with a dedicated coach, so you get plenty of time and attention throughout the camp — plus room to work on the tricks you most want to land.

Jan 31 – Feb 6From 2,790 SGDIntermediate – AdvancedSnowboard
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Tomamu, Japan

Designed for riders who’ve already had a taste of the sport and want to lock it in. If you’ve spent a few days on snow, can slide down a green slope on your edges, and you’re now working on linking proper toe-and-heel turns, this camp gets you riding green runs smoothly and confidently. Our certified instructors will clean up any bad habits picked up early on, build on the correct foundation, and get you linking clean S-turns top to bottom. With Tomamu’s gentle, progressive slopes and easy ski-in ski-out convenience — one of the best resorts in Japan to learn in — you’ll leave the week riding the mountain rather than surviving it.

Mar 7 – Mar 12From 2,590 SGDBeginnerSnowboard
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Livigno, Italy

Tucked high in a remote valley on the Italian–Swiss border, Livigno is built for snow — at around 1,816m it holds cold, reliable conditions and one of the longest seasons in the Alps. The skiing spreads across two sun-facing sides of the valley, Carosello 3000 and Mottolino, with around 115km of wide pistes — mostly easy-to-intermediate terrain that’s ideal for finding your flow, plus guided off-piste and freeride for when it snows. It’s also a freestyle mecca: Mottolino is rated one of the best snowparks in Italy and Europe, and Livigno hosted the freestyle and snowboard events at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics. And off the snow, the whole town is duty-free, so the shopping and après are famously good value — and being Italy, the food is the real deal: traditional pasta, wood-fired pizza, and long lunches in mountain huts that are an event in themselves.

Mar 14 – Mar 20From 2,790 SGDIntermediate – AdvancedSki + Snowboard
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