Name: 6-Day Hut-to-Hut Ski Touring in Silvretta
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Ski Touring With Style in Silvretta, Austria

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6-Day Hut-to-Hut Ski Touring

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Ski Touring With Style in Silvretta, Austria

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6-Day Hut-to-Hut Ski Touring

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Embark on a thrilling 6-day hut-to-hut ski touring adventure in the heart of the Silvretta Alps, led by an experienced guide! We'll ascend into high-alpine terrain, traversing sweeping cols, glaciated passes, and wide-open powder slopes between legendary huts like the Heidelberger, Jamtal, and Wiesbadener. Evenings are spent in warm, welcoming mountain refuges, enjoying hearty alpine dinners. With all breakfasts and dinners included, this journey offers pure skiing freedom before returning to the valley with tired legs and unforgettable memories.
- Fine-tune your touring skills with a half-day workshop in St. Anton, the perfect chance to test your gear, warm up your legs, and sample some of the area’s legendary freeride terrain with your guide. The afternoon is yours to enjoy—pick up last-minute essentials, unwind in the pool and sauna, or treat yourself to a sports massage arranged by the Piste to Powder team. Later, transfer by train and taxi to Landeck, where you’ll settle into a cozy guesthouse and share a relaxed welcome dinner with your group.
  
  Note that accommodation for the night is not included.
- Your hut-to-hut adventure begins with a scenic taxi ride to Ischgl, the gateway to this high-alpine paradise. From here, we ascend into the backcountry for our first ski tour, combined with an avalanche safety session at the Heidelberger Hütte (2,264 m / 7,428 ft). After settling into the hut, we’ll enjoy a hearty alpine dinner and a relaxed briefing on the days ahead before turning in for the night at the Heidelberger Hütte.
  
  Meals: Dinner
  Accommodation: Heidelberger Hütte
- With light daypacks, we set out from the Heidelberger Hütte to explore nearby summits and cols, covering about 800 m (2,625 ft) of ascent over 8–10 km (5–6 mi). Along the way, there’s plenty of time to practice kick turns, avalanche search drills, and efficient skinning techniques. The terrain offers wide-open slopes and fun descents, perfect for building confidence. We return to the hut for a second cosy night—perhaps with a glass of schnapps by the fire—at the Heidelberger Hütte.
  
  Meals: Breakfast and dinner
  Elevation gain: 800 m (2,620 ft)
  Distance: 8-10 km (5-6 mi)
  Accommodation: Heidelberger Hütte
- Today, we bid farewell to the Heidelberger Hütte, tracing a route over sweeping mountain cols and into expansive alpine basins. The day involves roughly 900 m (2,953 ft) of ascent over 12–14 km (7–9 mi) as we make our way to the Jamtal Hütte (2,165 m / 7,103 ft), a legendary base for Silvretta adventures. Along the way, we’ll soak in panoramic views of rugged peaks and shimmering glaciers that offer a preview of the days ahead. Overnight at the Jamtal Hütte.
  
  Meals: Breakfast and dinner
  Elevation gain: 900 m (2,950 ft)
  Distance: 12-14 km (7.5-8.7 mi)
  Accommodation: Jamtal Hütte
- A classic Silvretta traverse awaits as we skin beneath the imposing Piz Buin (3,312 m / 10,866 ft), the highest peak in the range, and cross glaciated passes linked by exhilarating ski descents. The day covers roughly 1,000 m (3,281 ft) of ascent and 12–15 km (7–9 mi) of travel, ending at the Wiesbadener Hütte (2,443 m / 8,015 ft), a storied mountain refuge nestled beneath dramatic ice-clad walls.
  
  Meals: Breakfast and dinner
  Elevation gain: 1,000 m (3,280 ft)
  Distance: 12-15 km (7.5-9.5 mi)
  Accommodation: Hütte
- Your grand finale begins with a final climb into the morning light, gaining about 500–700 m (1,640–2,297 ft) before launching into a long, rewarding descent toward the valley. We finish in Galtür, legs pleasantly tired and cameras full of unforgettable memories from an incredible Silvretta adventure.
  
  Meals: Breakfast and dinner
  Elevation gain: 500-700 m (1,640-2,300 ft)
  Accommodation: Hütte

- Included:
  
  An experienced UIAGM Mountain Guide with extensive knowledge of the area
  
  3 or 6 days of guided ski touring, depending on your chosen itinerary
  
  Accommodation
  
  2 nights for the 3-day tour — one night in Piz Buin Mountain Lodge (if available, if not an alternative will be found) and one night in Wiesbadener Hütte
  
  4 nights for the 6-day tour in remote mountain huts, as in the itinerary
  
  All breakfasts and dinners, as in the itinerary
  
  Add-ons (can be arranged at an additional cost, let us know if interested):
  
  Optional touring days in St. Anton before the tour
  
  Accommodation in St. Anton or Bludenz before and after the tour
  
  Not included:
  
  Transportation to St. Anton or Bludenz (depending on your starting point)
  
  Technical backcountry ski touring equipment
  
  Taxi transfers and lift pass for Silvretta
  
  Lunches (packed meals can be bought at the huts) and drinks
  
  Insurance — mandatory, available to add at checkout
  
  Guide gratuities — optional
- The 3-day itinerary welcomes strong intermediate to advanced skiers as well as backcountry skiers who want to try out multi-day ski touring. If you’re joining the 6-day hut-to-hut ski touring adventure, some experience is also required, though first-time hut-to-hut ski tourers are also welcome!
  
  In general, some backcountry skiing experience and good fitness are a must, and you have to be comfortable managing 4-6 hours touring days with around 800 m (2,620 ft) of vertical gain.
- For technical backcountry ski touring gear, you will need to bring:
  
  Off-piste skis (100mm underfoot) with skins (can be rented)
  
  Touring boots and poles (can be rented)
  
  Avalanche safety equipment (can be rented):
  
  Digital, 3-antenna avalanche transceiver or beacon
  
  Lightweight snow shovel
  
  Avalanche probe
  
  For personal items, you will need to bring:
  
  Helmet
  
  Ski goggles
  
  Gloves and hat
  
  Wind and waterproof shell jacket with hood (Gore-Tex recommended)
  
  Ski pants (Gore-Tex recommended)
  
  Down jacket or vest
  
  Synthetic or wool base layers, underwear and socks
  
  One triple-action locking carabiner or two conventional locking carabiners
  
  Repair kit and Leatherman for your equipment (can be shared between several people)
  
  Water bottle (1L capacity)
  
  Thermos for a warm beverage — optional
  
  Mini first aid kit
  
  Sunscreen
  
  Backpack with ski-carry straps large enough to carry all items listed (around a 30L capacity)
  
  Camera — optional
- All mandatory gear can be rented if you don’t have your own. You can rent:
  
  Avalanche safety pack, including backpack, beacon, shovel and probe from your guiding service for an additional fee
  
  Alpine touring or telemark skis, touring boots and poles can be rented from various ski rental places in Bludenz/St. Anton.
  
  Ski rental locations are in Bludenz/St. Anton and should be picked up the night prior to your outing. If you need to rent gear, let us know and we can help make arrangements.
- Group sizes and pricing
  
  For this Silvretta ski touring adventure, the usual client-to-guide ratio is 7:1.
  
  It takes a minimum of 4 people for this tour to operate. The maximum group size is set at 7 participants.
  
  Silvretta ski touring adventures can be arranged for larger groups. Contact us to make arrangements.
  
  Min. age requirements
  
  If you are older than 18, you’re good to go.
  
  Minors older than 14 may be permitted to join the Silvretta ski touring adventure on a case-by-case basis, but must be in the presence of a parent or legal guardian.
  
  If your group has participants under the age of 18, contact us prior to booking to make arrangements.
- To get to Bludenz (for the 3-day tour) or St. Anton (for the 5-day tour), the starting point of the adventure, most people fly into Zurich Airport. There is a direct train line connecting Zurich and Bludenz, so we suggest taking a train ride from the main railway station in Zurich. This shuttle will take you around 2 hours.
- We highly recommend that you cover all your bases with insurance. To make your booking and traveling experience as carefree as possible, you’ll be offered to simply insure your trip with Redpoint at checkout.
  
  Redpoint—the official 57hours insurance partner—tailors protection packages for adventure travel, offering a comprehensive travel program, even in remote locations! Trip cancellation, natural disasters, pandemic coverage, medical evacuation, primary medical expenses—regardless of the travel interruption that may happen, Redpoint will have you covered.

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