Intro freeride camps in Laax, level 0 to 1. Pick your week and room. Learn to ski off-piste safely, including the avalanche basics.
Dive into the wonderful world of freeriding skiing with our Laax Freeride Camp! Get comfortable skiing any terrain and learn all the basic safety skills you'll need to ski off-piste in ski resorts. The Camp goal is to you who are comfortable on the slopes to also feel comfortable skiing powder, windpack, crud or whatever the mountain throws at you.
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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 (Mon-Fri) with top qualified ski / freeride instructors; on snow training and off snow video analysis
Terrain, ability and who it is for
- LAAX: open alpine faces at 3000m through to tree runs, with access from Zürich Airport.
- Qualified ski/freeride instructors provide on-snow training and off-snow video analysis for varied conditions and safe freeriding in resorts.
- No previous powder/freeride experience needed.
- Able to carve on easy EU red / USA blue slopes and make short turns on EU black / USA black diamond slopes.
- Strength and endurance for 500 vertical metre (1600 feet) freeride runs.
- If you already ski multiple 1000 vertical metre freeride runs in a day, consider a Level 2–3 Freeride Camp or a Ski Technique Camp for piste technique.
- 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
- Summary
- Five days of coaching (Mon-Fri)
- Five-day lift ticket (Mon-Fri)
- Six nights accommodation
- Breakfast
- 3-course dinner
- Small groups
- Video analysis
- Summary Coaching Only
- Five days of coaching (Mon-Fri)
- Video analysis
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.
- Avalanche safety equipment and freeride skis are brought by the guest - see the mandatory equipment list under Good To Know.
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: Check-in on Sunday
- Step 7: Check-out on Saturday
- Step 8: Five days of coaching (Mon-Fri)
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Where you stay
Breakfast included
Three-course dinner included
Check-in on Sunday
Check-out on Saturday
Six nights accommodation
Room options: Double Room Double Occupancy; Double Room Single Occupancy.
You can request a double bed if sharing with a partner or friend. If you'd prefer separate beds, we'll do our best to arrange twin beds or hotel rooms with two rooms, though the hotel cannot guarantee this.
Couples / Close Friends, write to us if you wish to share a room!
Shared Rooms (We group men and women separately)
There are 100s of diets & allergies. Write your preference on checkout, and we will let the hotel know.
Getting there
Getting to Laax:
By Plane:
Zurich Airport (ZRH): Approximately 1.5 hours by car.
Rental Car: The trains are excellent in Switzerland that we would strongly advice you to not get a rental car unless you really want to. Rental Cars are Available at Zurich Airport.
Train & Buss:
13:00 (1pm Saturday & Sundays) Direct Shuttle Bus.
Take a train from Zurich Airport to Zurich HB. From Zurich HB take a train to Chur, then transfer to a bus that takes you to Flims and your Hotel.
There is no need to book tickets in advance as the train will always have room for you and your ski luggage.
Note: Switzerland's train connections are world-class, offering punctual and scenic journeys.
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Dates and prices
- Jan 24 – Jan 30, 20272026/27 · 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 Double Occupancy at CHF 3,300; Double Room Single Occupancy is CHF 3,500.AvailableChoose these datesBook on company website
- Jan 31 – Feb 6, 20272026/27 · 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 Double Occupancy at CHF 3,300; Double Room Single Occupancy is CHF 3,500. Coaching Only is sold out this week.AvailableChoose these datesBook on company website
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!
Insurance: Order travel insurance that covers off-piste freeride skiing!
Mandatory equiment!
Freeride skis
Boots
Poles
Avalanche Transceiver, Shovel and Probe
12-30 liter backpack
What skis should I bring to a Freeride Camp? Freeride Camps | Level 0-1: The Ideal ski is a freeride ski, 98mm-115mm underfoot, with some rocker. You can have any binding you wish during the intro to freeride camp but we recommend Atomic Shift for many of you. Ski boots with a walk mode is nice to have but not a must.
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