Risk Management & Avalanche Prevention at the Highest Level
Safety First in Zürs am Arlberg
Certified Ski Guides
Your Safety Off-Piste
The fascination of freeriding at the Arlberg is unique. However, the greatest freedom arises where risk is professionally managed. Our ski guides hold the highest state certification in winter sports. They analyze snow and avalanche conditions not only on a daily basis, but continuously directly on site on the slope.
Thanks to years of local experience, sound meteorological knowledge, and clear decision-making structures, we guarantee guiding that combines the highest safety standards with unforgettable deep snow experiences.
1. Analysis
Current assessment
Strict analysis of avalanche warning level, exposure, wind and temperature influences before and during each descent.
2. Equipment
Mandatory equipment
A standard avalanche transceiver check is performed before departure. Complete emergency equipment (backpack with avalanche transceiver, probe, and shovel) is mandatory for every guest. An airbag backpack is recommended.
3. Guiding
Perfectly guided
Maximum carefree fun in the powder: Your guide chooses the route according to the skill level of the group and the conditions.
The Pillars of Risk Management
Transceiver Training in Lessons
Knowledge Protects
Would you like to improve your skills in off-piste skiing? Our lessons offer you the opportunity to actively engage with the world of avalanche prevention or to refresh your existing knowledge.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced freerider – we train you in the practical use of emergency equipment under realistic conditions directly in the snow.
Training content:
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Avalanche transceiver search: Pinpoint location using modern avalanche transceivers.
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Probing & shoveling: Efficient rescue techniques in emergencies.
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Snowpack analysis: Understanding layering, wind signs, and stability.
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Risk management: Tactical behavior and track layout in the terrain.
Equipment Information
Probe, shovel, and transceiver are mandatory when skiing off-piste. An airbag backpack is recommended. Equipment can be rented at all ski rental shops.
Equipment can be rented at all ski rental shops. The ski school does not provide equipment.
