Freestyle camps on the Hintertux glacier, level 0 to 4. Pick a week and a room. Early season snow in Betterpark, with coaching from level zero.
Join a Freestyle Camp and learn the foundations of freestyle skiing. Step by Step learn to hit jumps, grabs, stomp 180s / 360s and get rowdy on them boxes and rails.
From the trip description by Stomp It Camps
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 coach
Trip hosts ski or ride with the group, help everyone get oriented, and share local knowledge.
- Guided: With your coach
Professional guides lead the group and select suitable terrain and routes based on conditions and ability.
- Coached: Included
Professional coaches lead the group, select suitable terrain, and provide instruction and personalized feedback to help you improve.
- 5 days on snow with staff
- Coaching campFive days of coaching (Monday–Friday); small groups split into 3–4 ability groups, with video analysis
Terrain, ability and who it is for
- Betterpark Hintertux glacier park at 3,200m (10,500 ft).
- Camp divided into 3–4 groups from beginners to advanced, from first box slides to first flips.
- No previous freestyle experience required; confidently ski parallel turns down a red run.
- Check the selected week’s camp level, as some weeks require more experience.
- Popping; 180s and 360s; confident box slides; butters; 270s in and out; 540s.
- Flips and corks.
- Develop your skiing style.
- Sport
- Ski
- Minimum age
- 18 years
- Adults only
- Yes
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What the price includes
Included
- Lodging · partly
- Lift pass
- Meals · partly
- Lesson
- Freestyle Camp Summary
- Five days of coaching (Monday–Friday)
- Five-day lift ticket (Monday–Friday)
- Six nights accommodation with breakfast & a 5-course dinner
- Stay at Hotel VALARA Alpine Art Hotel
- Small groups for personalized coaching
- Video analysis to boost your progress
- Coaching Only Option
- Five days of expert coaching
- Video analysis for faster learning
Not included
- Travel/accident insurance: "For your safety you must have travel/accident insurance that covers accidents on snow."
- Ski and boot rental: "We do not supply rental skis, but all of the ski rental shops in the resorts we operate from do!"
- Travel to and from the resort is arranged by the guest - see Getting There.
Not confirmed by the company: Transfers.
Day by day
- Step 1: Sunday afternoon arrive at your hotel
- Step 2: 15:00 (3pm)Check-in (Can vary depending on the hotel)
- Step 3: 18:00 (6pm)Meet and greet in the hotel lobby
- Step 4: 19:00 (7pm)Dinner for those who booked a camp including Hotel.
- Step 5: If possible avoid arriving with a plane late in the afternoon as it can cause difficulties with the connections to the hotel.
- Step 6: Day Plan
- Step 7: 08:30 Take the first gondola
- Step 8: 09:15 Warm Up
- Step 9: 09:30 Skiing
- Step 10: 12:30 Lunch
- Step 11: 13:30 Skiing
- Step 12: 15:00 Take the lift down (or a Taxi to the Trampoline center on Tuesday and Thursday)
- Step 13: 16:00 Group, video analysis on M,W,F
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Where you stay
Stay at Hotel VALARA Alpine Art Hotel – Premium comfort and Austrian hospitality right at the base of the glacier.
Effortless access – The Hintertux Glacier lift is just steps from the hotel, making early laps easy.
Six nights accommodation with breakfast & a 5-course dinner
Room options: Alpine Single; Double Room Alpine Living (Double Occupancy) *Camp 3 Male Only*; Double Room Alpine LIving (Single Occupancy); Junior Suite Alpine Living (Double Occupancy) *Camp 3 Male Only*; Junior Suite Alpine Living (Single Occupancy).
Room sharing options for couples & friends – Contact us to arrange!
Shared rooms grouped by gender
Dietary needs? Let us know at checkout, and we'll do our best to accommodate.
Getting there
- Getting to Hintertux:
- By Plane:
- Innsbruck Airport (INN): Approximately 1.5 hours by car.
- Salzburg Airport (SZG): Around 2.5 hours by car.
- Munich Airport (MUC): About 3 hours by car.
- Train:
- From Innsbruck: Take a train to Jenbach, then transfer to the Zillertalbahn to Mayrhofen. From Mayrhofen, take a bus or taxi to Hintertux.
- From Salzburg or Munich: Take a train to Jenbach, then follow the same route as from Innsbruck.
- Bus:
- Regular bus services are available from Mayrhofen to Hintertux.
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Dates and prices
- Nov 8 – Nov 14, 20262026/27 · 7 days1,800 CHFFrom CHF 1800 - the Coaching Only option (five days of coaching and video analysis, no accommodation, meals or lift ticket). The cheapest option including lodging is Double Room Alpine Living (Double Occupancy) at CHF 2,900; rooms run to CHF 3,600.AvailableChoose these datesBook on company website
- Nov 15 – Nov 21, 20262026/27 · 7 days1,800 CHFFrom CHF 1800 - the Coaching Only option (five days of coaching and video analysis, no accommodation, meals or lift ticket). The cheapest option including lodging is Double Room Alpine Living (Double Occupancy) at CHF 2,900; rooms run to CHF 3,600.AvailableChoose these datesBook on company website
- Nov 22 – Nov 28, 20262026/27 · 7 days1,800 CHFFrom CHF 1800 - the Coaching Only option (five days of coaching and video analysis, no accommodation, meals or lift ticket). The cheapest option including lodging is Double Room Alpine Living (Double Occupancy) at CHF 2,900; rooms run to CHF 3,600.AvailableChoose these datesBook on company website
1 past date
Nov 1 – Nov 7, 2026
Prices, taxes and fees, required extras, inclusions, availability, and booking terms can change. Confirm the current price and trip details on the company website; details as of September 2, 2026.
Good to know
- Our first requirement is, you must be an adult, over 18 years of age!
- Helmet (mandatory)
- For your safety you must have travel/accident insurance that covers accidents on snow.
- We do not supply rental skis, but all of the ski rental shops in the resorts we operate from do!
- Payments: Credit, debit card and now also bank transfers choose it on check out!
- Do I need body armour for a freestyle camp? It is not essential, but we do recommend it! Impact shorts and spine protection is sufficient. Helmet is mandatory.
- What skis should I bring to a Freestyle Camp? The ideal ski is a Freestyle ski 80-100mm wide with rocker and camber.
- Hintertux Cancellation Policy
- 100% refund if canceled at least (45 days) before arrival
- No refund if canceled within 45 days – claim it on your travel insurance
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