Alps, Haute Route Ski Tour - Adventure Base
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Alps, Haute Route Ski Tour

The Haute Route ski tour has deservedly earned its reputation for being one of the worlds great ski adventures linking Mont Blanc with the iconic Matterhorn in the Swiss Alps. Embark on an epic 6 day challenge crossing spectacular glaciated terrain from Chamonix to Zermatt. We run this as an all-inclusive trip with no hidden costs. Your only extra expenses are a few celebratory beers at the end!

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    Duration

    1 Week

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    Start Location

    Chamonix, France

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    Date(s)

    March - May

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    Price

    From €1950.00

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CHAMONIX TO ZERMATT ON SKIS

Setting off from the Mont Blanc valley, you will cover vast backcountry terrain until you reach the slopes below the Matterhorn in Switzerland 6 days later. Crossing through 2 countries and over many cols, this is a tough but rewarding experience you will not forget in a hurry. Epic descents and scenic climbs, this ski tour has it all.

After many years of skiing the Haute Route we still keep discovering hidden gems and hidden powder pockets that keep us coming back for more. Our guides are all highly experienced IFMGA qualified ski guides with a vast range of knowledge that you’ll be sure to tap into during the trip. This trip runs with a minimum of 4 people and a maximum of 6 people.

If you're worried you're not quite ready yet then you can take our test below. You can also join us on one of our intro trips or what we would consider a more 'entry level' hut to hut ski tour - The Austrian Otztal Ski Tour below.

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Free Guide: The Haute Route Ski Tour

Free Guide: The Haute Route Ski Tour

Everything you need to know about this famous ski adventure in our free 38 page guide including video content and our 'readiness test'.

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YOUR ADVENTURE STARTS HERE

WHO IS THIS FOR?

You should be fit enough for 6 hut to hut days of hard work (5-8h/day of uphill work out) and capable of skiing in different types of off-piste snow conditions. You will also need previous ski touring experience ideally of a previous hut to hut trip, at the very least an introduction course. This is a tough but rewarding journey across one of the best ski routes on the planet and it can only be enjoyed fully if you are well prepared.

If you're a confident off-piste skier but have never ski toured before then you can jump on to one of of our intro to ski touring courses (Learn more here ). If you're still not sure whether you're ready, no sweat! Get in touch and we'll be happy to talk it through with you. You can also take our Haute Route Ski 'Readiness' test and find out Test

    Adventure Overview

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    Duration

    1 Week

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    Start Location

    Chamonix, France

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    Date(s)

    March - May

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    Guide Ratio

    6:1

  • Ability

    Level C

    Level C

    You have a fair amount of experience climbing, hiking or skiing more technical terrain. You’re comfortable on sustained adventures and you call yourself a ‘hardened’ adventurer. You're not quite George Mallory but you subscribe to his 'because it there' attitude.

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    Price

    From €1950.00

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ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY

ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY

Great news! Your place on this adventure is carbon offset along with our footprint in creating it. To learn more about what we're doing head to our 'Better Business' page.

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LIVE THE ADVENTURE

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Haute Route Ski Tour

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One of the most iconic ski tours on the planet.

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Our Ski Touring Intro Trip

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Are you tired of the same old ski slopes, crowded lifts, and grumpy chairlift operators? Do you want to add a little excitement to your ski holiday? Well, my friend, it's time to try something new - a ski touring trip in Chamonix!

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Ski Time with Adventure Base

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Skis, powder, skins, crampons... are there many things better than a ski adventure?

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Ski Touring

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We have a rule that every month we get out of the office, away from the noise and in to the great outdoors. This month Olly decided ski touring was the ticket, so we headed off to the Refuge d'Argentiere. Very hot for February but a great way to escape the noise of office life. Enjoy.

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Meet The Team

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Introducing our crack squad of mountain lovers and adventure junkies. We spend most of our days plotting, planning and building some of the very best trips out there for you all to enjoy.

EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR THIS SKI TOUR

Certain items can be rented from Adventure Base such as crampons, ice axe, helmet and harness. You are able to add these to your cart at checkout. We use the latest kit from Black Diamond meaning you'll be using quality equipment and our rental options are much cheaper than if you were to rent it from a local shop when you get here. Win! (Note: Your kit might vary sightly from the images below)

Please note this is a guide and you may be required to rent or purchase last minute equipment on arrival dependent on the weather and changes in itinerary. For the full downloadable Haute Route Ski kit list please click here.

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FINER DETAILS

YOUR ADVENTURE PACKAGE 

On arrival day you meet with your guides and fellow climbers at the accommodation for a welcome briefing and dinner altogether in the evening. Here you will have an opportunity to ask any last minute questions as well as share your pre trip excitement with your group.

What's Included?

  • Group 16 Created with Sketch. All accommodation, breakfast and dinners on the itinerary (7 nights)
  • Group 16 Created with Sketch. Dinner on the first and last night of the trip in the Chamonix valley
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  • Group 16 Created with Sketch. All uplifts (cable cars) included within the standard itinerary
  • Group 16 Created with Sketch. 6 days of incredible ski touring along the Haute Route
  • Group 16 Created with Sketch. 5 nights in mountain huts
  • Group 16 Created with Sketch. 2 nights in a Chamonix hotel in twin-shared en suite rooms
  • Group 16 Created with Sketch. Possibility of summiting Pigne d'Arolla (3796m)
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What's not Included?

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This Trip is running on the following dates

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4 Dates
Depart

Sat 16 Mar, 2024

Return

Sat 23 Mar, 2024

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Full

Depart

Sun 17 Mar, 2024

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Sun 24 Mar, 2024

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Full

Depart

Sat 23 Mar, 2024

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Sat 30 Mar, 2024

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Full

Depart

Sat 30 Mar, 2024

Return

Sat 06 Apr, 2024

Availability

Full

april 2024
1 Date
Depart

Sat 06 Apr, 2024

Return

Sat 13 Apr, 2024

Availability

Full

march 2025
3 Dates
Depart

Sat 15 Mar, 2025

Return

Sat 22 Mar, 2025

Availability

6 spots available

Depart

Sat 22 Mar, 2025

Return

Sat 29 Mar, 2025

Availability

6 spots available

Depart

Sat 29 Mar, 2025

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Sat 05 Apr, 2025

Availability

6 spots available

april 2025
1 Date
Depart

Sat 05 Apr, 2025

Return

Sat 12 Apr, 2025

Availability

6 spots available

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Adventure: Alps, Haute Route Ski Tour


What to expect from your accommodation

When not skiing the mountain we know the importance of having a comfortable base. That's why we've chosen these mountain lodge with their super comfortable rooms and warm atmosphere. The perfect spot to rest up in-between your stays in the mountain huts. But don't let that nice linen and chocolate on the bed win your favour just yet. Wait until you've experienced a good old mountain hut with its basic, but charming amenities and friendly hosts. We bet you go home missing the huts more!

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Chamonix valley

The lodge is an excellent base for our Haute Route ski tour. With stunning views of the mountains, it's well placed and just a few minutes away from Chamonix centre. Rooms are usually on a twin, triple or quad share basis with en suite bathrooms. There is a bar and restaurant for the evenings, with some lovely outdoor space to relax in. You will spend your first and last night of the trip here with dinner included.

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    Duration

    2 nights

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    Wifi included

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    Beds

    Shared rooms

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    Food

    Half board

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Mountain Huts

Along the Haute Route we will stay in the following mountain huts: Refuge d'Argentiere, Cabane du Trient, Cabane Prafleuri, Cabane Dix and Cabane Vignettes. Beautiful, remote mountain huts that offer a warm welcome, tasty food and a nice place to sleep.

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    Duration

    5 nights

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    Internet

    Not included

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    Beds

    Shared Dormitories

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    Food

    Half board

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WHAT TO EXPECT

HERE'S YOUR ITINERARY 

Please note this is a suggested itinerary only. While we try and stick to the tried and tested itinerary below, the mountain and the weather sometimes have other ideas. You must be capable of sticking to the required group pace in order to complete the tour. If ability or fitness is hindering the trip, you may be asked to drop out of the tour at your own expense.

  • Day 1:
    Arrival Day in Chamonix valley

    On arrival day in the Chamonix valley, at the foot of Mont Blanc, you meet your guides and fellow skiers at the accommodation for a welcome briefing in the evening. We'll discuss your equipment and the current weather and mountain conditions so that we all feel ready for the challenge ahead.

  • Day 2:
    Ski the Grands Montets (3295m)

    Warm up skiing, avalanche transceiver training and kit checks followed by an epic descent down the backside of the Grands Montets to the Argentiere glacier. Today is a test ski day for the group and the guide to make sure everyone is up to scratch. This is where your previous ski touring experience will come in handy to refresh skills and make sure you're ready to take on the route. We say farewell to the groomed pistes and set off into the backcountry. A short ski tour gets us to the Argentiere mountain hut where we tuck in for the night after a warm dinner.

    450m ascent, 900m descent (6-7hrs)

  • Day 3:
    Onwards into Switzerland

    An early start as the sunrise lights up the towering peaks in the Argentiere basin - including the majestic Aiguille Verte (4122m). We ski tour up to the col du Chardonnet (3323m) or col du Passon (3028m), depending on current conditions, followed by skiing over to the Trient hut where we cross over into Switzerland.

    1100m ascent, 1200m descent (6-7hrs)

  • Day 4:
    Summit Mont Fort (3328m)

    After a fantastic ski down the north facing Val d’Arpette, we take a short private transfer from Champex to Verbier. We then use the lift systems to access another great descent from Mont Fort, the highest peak in the Verbier ski area at 3328m. Once down the other side we are well and truly in the backcountry once again and we take on another ski tour up to the Rosablanche which leads to a final ski descent to the picturesque Prafleuri hut.

    900m ascent, 2400m descent (8-9hrs)

  • Day 5:
    The journey continues to the Dix Hut

    We set off early to make it over the col des Roux which sits at 2804m. Stunning views of the alpine peaks surrounding us abound as we make a long traverse alongside the lac des Dix followed by a final climb to the Dix hut.

    900m ascent, 600m descent (6-7hrs)

  • Day 6:
    Pigne d'Arolla

    One of the best and most challenging days of the ski tour. Climb up and summit the Pigne d’Arolla at 3790m, the highest point of the entire Haute Route. After enjoying the spectacular summit views we ski down to the charming Vignettes hut for a well deserved dinner.

    950m ascent, 700m descent (5-6hrs).

  • Day 7:
    The final descent to Zermatt

    An early start for the final day of this epic challenge. Saving the best until last, we cross 3 cols before skiing down the stunning slopes of the Stockli glacier leading under the Matterhorn to Zermatt. One of the best days skiing to be had in the Alps. After some well deserved drinks in Zermatt we return to Chamonix by private transfer.

    1,100m ascent; 2,400m descent (8-10hrs)

  • Day 8:
    Departure Day

    After a well deserved nights' sleep in the cosy hotel, its time for one last breakfast before the trip ends and you make your journey home.

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Frequently asked questions about this adventure

HR: What's the weather like?

The ski touring season for this trip runs from mid March to the end of April. This is the best Read more

The ski touring season for this trip runs from mid March to the end of April. This is the best window for favourable conditions,  ski-lift access and guarded refuges. Be prepared for a real mix of weather and temperatures, from freezing cold early mornings to warm sunny afternoons. There really is no knowing what to expect for a trip like this.

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HR: What are the snow conditions like?

As you’re probably aware, snow conditions are forever changing and therefore it’s very difficult to predict. As a Read more

As you’re probably aware, snow conditions are forever changing and therefore it’s very difficult to predict. As a general rule of thumb, March will be cooler with a greater potential for powder snow but shorter days. Towards the end of April you’ll get more spring snow and warmer weather but there is a chance you’ll have to walk some of the lower sections of the route. The unknown is all part of the adventure though, right? Whenever you ski in the mountains there will always be a risk of avalanches. The risk changes on a daily basis due to multiple factors but your guide will manage this and will ensure to select the safest and most enjoyable routes for each day your trip.

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HR: How difficult is this trip?

We class this as a Level D difficulty. That means you’ve been on more adventures than you've had hot Read more

We class this as a Level D difficulty. That means you’ve been on more adventures than you’ve had hot dinners and you’ve built up a crafty skill set to tackle most challenges out there. It’s go time Captain Scott!  Although we know that’s probably not quite right you can’t tackle this trip without being a competent off-piste skier and having experience of ski touring. We can help you get both but not on this trip. You will also need to come with a good base level of fitness. On some days you might be skinning for up to 5 hours so a good power to weight ratio is advised.

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Skiing: What Equipment Will I Need?

Please read the kit list above.

Please read the kit list above.

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Skiing: How big will the group be?

Our ski courses will be no more than 6 people per guide. If the group is larger than 6, there will be Read more

Our ski courses will be no more than 6 people per guide. If the group is larger than 6, there will be a second guide and we will have the ability to split the group if necessary.

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Skiing: How do you match people up on the trip?

It is very important for you to let us know your previous experience and ski ability level before booking with Read more

It is very important for you to let us know your previous experience and ski ability level before booking with us. Then we are able to match you up to suitable groups with similar abilities to make sure you get the most out of your trip.

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HR: What will we do if the weather is bad?

If you experience bad weather on the ski tour you will be able to escape into one of the many Read more

If you experience bad weather on the ski tour you will be able to escape into one of the many valleys and be collected by car if necessary. With the help of your guide you will then look at your best options based on the weather forecast and snow conditions. Our aim is always to provide you with the best ski experience and we will drive to other areas in the Alps if necessary to find better weather and make the most of your trip with us.

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HR: What's the food like?

Don’t worry, you'll stay well fed and watered on this trip.  You will be ski touring for 3-5 hours Read more

Don’t worry, you’ll stay well fed and watered on this trip.  You will be ski touring for 3-5 hours a day so you’ll work up quite an appetite. The trip is based in both France and Switzerland so you will get to experience the best of both local cuisines. Think croissants, cheese and wine with some good strong coffee. Breakfasts and dinners at the refuges are included in your package but you’ll need to order your own lunches when you get to each hut. It’s well worth stocking up on snacks for the trip before you arrive (you can also stock up in the huts but for a higher price) as you’ll need them to keep your energy levels up each day while ski touring. All the huts accept credit cards but it’s worth carrying some cash as card machines can fail from time to time.

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Skiing: What insurance do I need?

Let’s face it, these types of trips don’t come risk free. We’re putting ourselves in amazing environments Read more

Let’s face it, these types of trips don’t come risk free. We’re putting ourselves in amazing environments but also environments that carry an element of risk with them. In order to protect yourself adequately you will need a specialist travel insurance that caters for the types of activities you will be undertaking. It is a condition of our agreement that you are covered by adequate travel insurance for your arrangements. Click here to understand which one is for you.

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MEET THE GUIDES

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Miha

IFMGA Guide

Miha is an IFMGA guide from Slovenia based between the beautiful Julian Alps and Chamonix. He has been climbing for over 20 years all over the world, including expeditions to Nepal, Tibet, India, Pakistan, USA, Mexico and Peru. He summited an 8000er on his first expedition to the Himalaya, did a first ascent on the previously unclimbed Lasher peak in the Himalaya and climbed El Capitan and many routes over the Alps.

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Pablo

IFMGA Guide

Pablo is originally from a small mountain village in Spain and came to Chamonix with only one dream to become a mountain guide. Based in Chamonix since 2013, Pablo made the Alps his playground as a guide and as an alpinist and has climbed many of the classic alpine routes. He combines mountain guiding with helicopter rescue work in Spain during the off seasons.

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Fede

IFMGA Guide

"My favorite mountain is the Midi d’Ossau, in the Pyrenees. It is a volcanic and unique mountain, that a stands out from the other peaks around. It is a huge fortress with many different features that provides incredible rock climbing routes, and the most important thing is that is 20 minutes from my house ;)"

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Roger

IFMGA Guide

Roger has spent over 15 years guiding around the world. He is a Guide instructor at the Spanish School of Guides and is fascinated by discovering mountains with clients. Roger has a big passion about showing people his beloved mountains and sharing climbs and descents with skis.

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Jon

IFMGA Guide

"If asked about my favourite mountain or mountain range, it wouldn't be easy to answer since perfect places to climb, ski or explore can be found all over the world. But, if I had to choose one, I think I'd say the Pyrenees, not very high, but wild and still quite unknown: the mountains where I learnt when I was a child and where I can still live great adventures far from the crowd".

Are you ready?

Our adventures are attributed a difficulty level from A to E. This Alps, Haute Route Ski Tour trip is rated Level C, for accomplished adventurers We recommend you only book a trip that reflects your ability.

Level A

For beginners and newcomers

  • You’re not quite sure where to start but you’re hungry for an adventure
  • Little / no prior experience
  • Shorter time duration
  • No technical skills required but keen to learn
  • Basic level of fitness

Level B

For those with some prior experience

  • You have some previous experience in the outdoors, whether that’s hiking, skiing or climbing, and are keen to build on that
  • You will either be starting to venture into more technical terrain or slightly more challenging environments
  • Some basic skills
  • Moderate fitness

Level C

For accomplished adventurers

  • You enjoy challenging yourself physically and mentally
  • You’re comfortable on multi-day adventures and you call yourself an avid adventurer
  • You're not quite George Mallory but you subscribe to his 'because it is there' attitude
  • Strong level of fitness
Think you've got this?

This trip is at this level

Level D

For the pros

  • You're ready to test your skills on the next challenge
  • You're comfortable in most types of alpine environments
  • Some level of technical skills
  • Strong level of fitness

Level E

For the experts

  • You’ve been on multiple adventures and have built up a solid skillset to tackle most challenges out there
  • Good technical skills and knowledge
  • Experienced in alpine/mountains environments
  • Very high level of fitness

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