Experience a guided hut-to-hut ski tour in the Silvretta Alps. Six days of glacier skiing, summits, and cozy mountain huts—perfect for adventurous ski tourers.
The Silvretta ski tour is a guided hut-to-hut journey through the stunning Silvretta Alps, perfect for intermediate to advanced ski tourers. Enjoy glacier terrain, scenic summits and cozy mountain huts—an ideal first multi-day hut-to-hut ski touring experience.
From the trip description by Chamonix Experience
On-snow support
- Independent: Below this trip's level of support
Ski or ride independently, without trip staff accompanying you on the mountain.
- Hosted: With your guide
Trip hosts ski or ride with the group, help everyone get oriented, and share local knowledge.
- Guided: Included
Professional guides lead the group and select suitable terrain and routes based on conditions and ability. Instruction is not included.
- Coached: Not confirmed
Professional coaches lead the group, select suitable terrain, and provide instruction and personalized feedback to help you improve.
- 6 days on snow with staff
- Backcountry guidingOur course includes 6 days of guiding and instruction by experienced UIAGM qualified mountain guide.
- 1 guide : 6 guests
Terrain, ability and who it is for
- You are a confident off-piste skier in all snow conditions. You’re comfortable on slopes of up to 35°. You have practiced companion rescue, and are familiar with basic traveling methods in avalanche-prone terrain. You have already done some ski touring, and are somewhat familiar with the equipment and the techniques used (skins, touring bindings, ski crampons, kick turns).
- This is an introductory level hut-to-hut trip for intermediate to advanced level ski tourers. You should have the following skills and experience to join this trip:
- Very good level of off-piste skiing; comfortable and efficient in all snow conditions (deep, heavy, crusty snow).
- Good ski touring experience (intermediate level) and be efficient in using the ski touring equipment.
- Excellent level of fitness; you can expect up to 7 hour days with 700-800m of climb per day.
- Fitness level 3/5
- Sport
- Ski
- Max group size
- 6 guests
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What the price includes
Included
- Lodging
- Lift pass
- Meals · partly
- Our course includes 6 days of guiding and instruction by experienced UIAGM qualified mountain guide.
- 1 night in a hotel with breakfast, 5 nights in mountain huts with breakfast and dinner.
- Lift passes as per the itinerary.
- Any local transport that is required during your course.
- Office based support
Not included
- Transfers
- Personal Equipment
- The price does not include lunch, snacks & drinks in huts.
- Travel insurance including mountain search and rescue insurance is mandatory on all our trips (we can organise mountain search and rescue insurance for you on request).
- Your travel to and from Ischgl is not included in the trip package.
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Day by day
- Arrival: Welcome meeting in IschglYou should organise your travel to Ischgl to be in your hotel by 6pm. There will be evening meeting and dinner at the hotel – a briefing about equipment and the general itinerary, and a chance to meet and eat together. We’ll generally go over everyone’s backpacks (don’t bring too much!) and study the maps a bit.
- Day 1: Ischgl to Heidelberger HutteA good breakfast and we’re off! The first day has us leave from the hotel in Galtur, with a quick bus to Ischgl. From there we’ll use the lifts to get warmed up, verify equipment and ability levels, and iron out any last minute organization. We’ll employ the Funivia Val Gronda up to the summit of the same name, and descend across the border, into Switzerland, toward the Heidelberger Hutte (2264m), stopping along the way to perhaps do a quick tour. A snack at the hut and some review of companion rescue for avalanches and crevasses gets everyone prepared for the week ahead.Ascent 200m -300m / Descent 750m – 950m / Time 4-5 hours
- Day 2: Heidelberger Hutte to the Jamtal HutteSki touring over the Kronenjoch to the Jamtal hut (2165m), a beautiful tour with options along the way to look for more turns. The Jamtal hut has an indoor climbing wall and hotel-style accommodation. Modern, service oriented ski touring – almost too good! This hut has the exceptional policy of not supplying hut slippers… No problem – a classy pair of Austrian wool slippers is 5€, and makes faithful touring companions for years!Ascent 700m / Descent 815m / Time 6 hours
- Day 3: Jamtal Hutte to Wiesbadener Hutte by the Ochsenscharte passAnother beautiful day in the Silvretta range – a high mountain feel as we traverse the Jamtalferner glacier and pass high alpine peaks along the Swiss border. The Wiesbadener hut (2443m) will serve as a basecamp for two nights. The warm welcome will quickly have us feeling very at home, and makes leaving difficult! The south facing terrace is a great place to appreciate the mountain atmosphere.Ascent 800m / Descent 700m
- Day 4: A day tour from the Wiesbadener HutteThe terrain surrounding the Weisbadener hut offers many different ski tours – up to us to choose the best! The Vermuntpass, Tiroler Scharte, or the summit of the Ochsenkopf (3057m) are all adorable. This could also serve as a rest day or a more moderate outing. Day 5 and 6 are longer and more involved, so investing in the long term is helpful to maintain good energy levels over the end week.Ascent / Descent / Time will be determined by conditions, group motivation, etc.
- Day 5: The Piz Buin, and a return to Switzerland and the Silvretta HutteThe Piz Buin (3312m) is the iconic summit topping the Silvretta range. The ski tour from the hut to the base of the peak is relatively straightforward. The ensuing climb requires more technical skill – an alpine ascent with crampons and ice axe, and an unforgettable top! The descent to the Silvretta Hutte requires a quick skin to the Fuorcla di Cunfini (3043m), or to the Egghornlucke (3047m). The latter lets us ski the mellow, north facing Ochsentaler glacier – often in good condition. Skiing down the Silvretta Glacier and out to the hut is a great descent, and with the Piz Buin in our pocket the rustic hut will be a welcome sight!Ascent 1000m / Descent 1000m
- Day 6: Schneeglocke and descent to GalturThe last day! Mixed emotions as we set out from the hut; sad to know the trip is finishing, but excited to ski the Schneeglocke (3223) – favored by the local guides as the best descent in the Silvretta. A steep climb up to the Rote Furka (2688m) leads to the Klostertaler glacier, which is followed to the base of the Schneeglocke. A final, steeper headwall is the last uphill effort required to reach the top. Views of the Silvrettahorn and the Piz Buin allow one to retrace the week’s itinerary. A great descent awaits, following the Klostertaler Bach river to the Silvrettastausee lake. Skating across the lake on the cross-country ski piste seems eternal, but a big beer at the Silvrettadorf tastes all the better. From here one can skate the cross-country ski runs back to Wirl and take the bus to Galtur, or arrange for a taxi/snowmobile.The trip package ends at the end skiing today.Ascent 900m / Descent 1600m
From the trip description by Chamonix Experience
Where you stay
1 night in a hotel with breakfast, 5 nights in mountain huts with breakfast and dinner.
Getting There
- Your travel to and from Ischgl is not included in the trip package.
- You should organise your travel to Ischgl to be in your hotel by 6pm.
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Dates and prices
- Mar 22 – Mar 27, 20272026/27 · 6 days2,590 EURFrom 2590 € — Price per person for minimum 4 skiersAvailableChoose these datesBook on company website
Published as "Monday 22 March 2027 – Saturday 27 March 2027", space: Available.
- Mar 29 – Apr 3, 20272026/27 · 6 days2,590 EURFrom 2590 € — Price per person for minimum 4 skiersAvailableChoose these datesBook on company website
Published as "Monday 29 March 2027 – Saturday 3 April 2027", space: Available.
Prices, taxes and fees, required extras, inclusions, availability, and booking terms can change. Confirm the current price and trip details on the company website; source last reviewed September 24, 2026.
Good To Know
Price per person for minimum 4 skiers
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