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For this tour, a specific guide is not assigned. We'll match you with a local, experienced guide from our team, ensuring you have an amazing day in the mountains.
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Tours by Guidezone
Off-Piste Day with Mountain Guide
Andermatt offers incredible skiing options for every adventurer. From lift-accessed off-piste runs to ski touring that opens up untouched terrain, there’s something for everyone. With lifts reaching up to 2,961 meters, you’ll have access to a variety of runs, stunning views, and some of the best powder in the Alps. Depending on your preferences, the day could include skiing off-piste directly from the lifts or a short ski tour to reach hidden spots away from the crowds. Our certified guides will assess the snow and weather conditions, tailoring the experience to match your skills and goals. Expect a full day of exploring the best terrain Andermatt has to offer, guided to the best areas. Whether it’s untouched powder fields, long descents, or a mix of adventure and learning, you’ll have an unforgettable experience.
Off-Piste Day with Mountain Guide
Engelberg is known for its incredible terrain and reliable snow, offering something for everyone. With lifts reaching up to 3,020 meters, you’ll have access to high alpine terrain, tree skiing, and plenty of alternative runs. Depending on your preferences, the day can include lift-accessed off-piste skiing or ski touring to explore untouched areas away from the crowds. Even days after the last snowfall, ski touring opens up fresh lines and hidden spots. Our IFMGA-certified guides will tailor the day to the current conditions, your safety, and your goals, ensuring a fun and rewarding experience. Groups can range from 1-6 people, making it a personalized experience for everyone involved. Private groups only. Join us and discover Engelberg's best skiing!
Off-Piste Day with Mountain Guide
Enjoy a day of freeriding or ski touring in the backcountry of Chamonix. One of our IFMGA/UIAGM guides will plan the day(s) after your preferences, level, and the current snow conditions: ultimately to ensure you have the best skiing days of your trip. There are a lot of good options in Chamonix, including access to large glacier areas. We use the lifts to access the terrain, sometimes with short hikes from the top lifts. If you have gear for ski touring, that also opens up a lot of good areas. This equipment is available for rent in Chamonix, and you can consult this with your guide beforehand. The guides know the area very well and will take you to the best available spots for the moment. Secure your guide now for the 2025 season and ski Chamonix in the best way possible!
Off-Piste Day with Mountain Guide
Verbier is one of the best resorts in the Alps for powder skiing. High season is busy, and local knowledge becomes important to find the best snow, without skiing the dangerous areas. Our IFMGA-certified guides will take you out to the best spots for the moment, and there's a variety of runs. Verbier presents a lot of options: Ski famous off-piste descents like the Backside of Mont Fort, La Banane, Champs Ferret, Vallon d’Arby, Stairway to Heaven, Col des Mines, and more. These runs offer a mix of steep sections, open bowls, and exciting terrain for skiers of all levels. If you want to do ski touring, that can unlock a lot of untouched areas, even long after the most recent snowfall. The days are always tailored to your preferences & the current conditions. Join one of our local guides and be led to the best runs the mountain has to offer. Reach out via the contact form on this page. See you soon!
Off-Piste Day with Mountain Guide
Enjoy a day of freeriding or ski touring in the backcountry of Zermatt. One of our IFMGA/UIAGM guides will plan your day after your preferences, level, and the current snow conditions: ultimately to ensure you have the best skiing days of your trip. There are a lot of good options in Zermatt, including access to large glacier areas. We use the lifts to access the terrain, sometimes with short hikes from the top lifts. If you have gear for ski touring, open up new opportunities. Ski touring equipment (along with mandatory avalanche equipment) is available for rent in Zermatt, and you can consult this with your guide beforehand. The guides know the area very well and will take you to the best available spots for the moment. Secure your guide now for the 2025 season and ski Zermatt in the best way possible!
Ski Vallée Blanche
The Vallée Blanche is a well-known off-piste ski route in Chamonix, starting from the Aiguille du Midi at 3,842m and running about 20 km down through glaciated terrain. It’s not a marked or controlled, so a good skiing level is needed to handle different snow conditions, crevasses, and some steeper sections. The day starts with a cable car ride to the Aiguille du Midi. From there, you’ll put on harness & crampons and walk down an exposed ridge to reach the start of the descent. You will be roped with the guide here. The guide will choose the best route based on conditions and group level. The terrain varies from wide open slopes to steeper sections, with different route options depending on snow and weather. If conditions allow, you can ski all the way to Chamonix. Otherwise, the descent ends at Montenvers, where a train ride is needed to get back down. The Vallée Blanche is weather and snow-dependent. If it’s not safe due to bad visibility, avalanche risk, or poor snow cover, the guide will take you off-piste skiing elsewhere in Chamonix.
Climb Breithorn (4164 m)
Join us for a day trip to climb Breithorn from Zermatt. This trip is a great choice for those who are new to mountain climbing or for anyone looking to experience the high Alps. Breithorn is one of the more accessible 4,000-meter peaks in the Alps, and a perfect introduction to mountaineering. You'll meet the guide in Zermatt, take the cable car to Klein Matterhorn, and then complete the ascent (around 300m vertical). Reaching the top of Breithorn, you'll be rewarded with amazing views of the surrounding mountains. This climb is about enjoying the outdoors and challenging yourself while being safely accompanied by a certified mountain guide.
Off-piste Skiing with Local Guide
Enjoy a day of freeriding or ski touring in the backcountry of Val d’Isère. One of our IFMGA/UIAGM guides will plan the day(s) based on your preferences, experience level, and the current snow conditions—ensuring you have the best skiing days of your trip. There are many good options in Val d’Isère, including access to nearby areas like Tignes. We use the lift system to access the terrain, with short hikes from the top lifts when needed. If you have gear for ski touring, that opens up even more possibilities. This equipment is available to rent in Val d’Isère. The guides know the area extremely well and will take you to the best available spots for the day. Secure your guide now for the 2025/2026 season and ski Val d’Isère in the best way possible!
Off-piste Skiing with Local Guide
Enjoy a day of freeriding or ski touring in the backcountry of Courmayeur. One of our IFMGA/UIAGM guides will plan the day(s) based on your preferences, experience level, and the current snow conditions—ensuring you get the most out of your ski trip. There are plenty of good options in Courmayeur, with access to high alpine terrain and varied descents. We use the lift system to access the terrain, with occasional short hikes from the top lifts. If you have ski touring gear, it opens up even more areas to explore. This equipment is available to rent in Courmayeur. The guides are local and know the area well, taking you to the best available terrain for the day. Secure your guide now for the 2025/2026 season and ski Courmayeur in the best way possible!
Off-Piste Day with Local Guide
Enjoy a day of freeriding or ski touring in the backcountry of Cervinia. One of our IFMGA/UIAGM guides will plan the day(s) based on your preferences, experience level, and the current snow conditions—ensuring you have the best skiing days of your trip. Cervinia offers access to high-altitude terrain and a variety of off-piste options. We use the lift system to reach the terrain, sometimes with short hikes from the top lifts. If you have ski touring gear, even more areas become accessible. This equipment is available to rent in Cervinia. The guides know the area well and will take you to the best available spots for the day. Secure your guide now for the 2025/2026 season and ski Cervinia in the best way possible!
Off-Piste Day with Local Guide
Enjoy a day of freeriding or ski touring in the backcountry of Gressoney. One of our IFMGA/UIAGM guides will plan the day(s) based on your preferences, experience level, and the current snow conditions—making sure you get the most out of your time on the mountain. Gressoney offers a variety of options, with access to nearby areas like Champoluc and Alagna within the Monte Rosa region. We use the lift system to access the terrain, with occasional short hikes from the top lifts. If you have ski touring gear, even more routes open up. This equipment is available to rent in Gressoney. The guides are local and know the terrain well, taking you to the best available skiing for the day. Secure your guide now for the 2026 season and explore the backcountry of Gressoney in the best way possible!
Climb Castor (4,225m)
Castor (4225m) is a classic alpine summit on the Swiss-Italian border. Starting early from Zermatt, we take lifts up to Klein Matterhorn and cross the glacier to the base of the peak. The final section involves a snow ridge to the summit. It’s a full day in high alpine terrain, suitable for climbers with previous crampon and glacier experience. It's a long day and it requires good fitness.
Climb Pollux (4,089m)
Pollux (4092m) is a mixed climb combining glacier travel, rock scrambling, and fixed ropes near the summit. Starting from Zermatt, we take the lift to Klein Matterhorn and approach via the glacier. The route includes some short, exposed sections and requires good footing and basic climbing skills. Best for climbers with prior experience in alpine terrain. Guided by an IFMGA-certified mountain guide.
3-day Climb of the Matterhorn
This 3-day program is designed for experienced climbers who want to summit the Matterhorn with proper preparation. Day 1 is a rock climbing session at the Riffelhorn to refresh movement and rope skills. On Day 2, we hike to Hörnli Hut and spend the night. Day 3 is summit day via the Hörnli Ridge, starting early and returning to the hut by early afternoon. If there are two guests, a second guide joins for the climb to maintain a 1:1 ratio. The program requires solid fitness and confidence in exposed alpine terrain.
4-day Climb of the Matterhorn
This 4-day program is designed for experienced climbers who want to summit the Matterhorn with proper preparation on both rock and snow/ice. The guide will see your readiness after these days, and help you perfect the techniques and skills needed for a safe and successful climb of the Matterhorn in the last days. If there are two guests, a second guide joins for the last day to maintain a 1:1 ratio. The program requires solid fitness and confidence in exposed alpine terrain.
Rock climbing in Zermatt
The Riffelhorn is a great spot for alpine rock climbing just above Zermatt, with solid rock, varied routes, and easy access. This half-day tour is ideal for climbers who want to refresh their skills, get used to climbing in mountain boots, or try alpine climbing for the first time. Depending on your level, we can focus on movement, rope techniques, or short multi-pitch climbs. The setting is high alpine, but the approach is short, making it a convenient training ground. Led by an IFMGA-certified mountain guide/IFMGA aspirant guide.
Breithorn half traverse from Zermatt
The Breithorn half traverse is a classic alpine ridge climb with great exposure and views, combining glacier travel, scrambling, and sections of easy climbing. We start from Zermatt and take the lift to Klein Matterhorn, then cross the glacier to the start of the ridge. The traverse follows the rocky and snowy crest over several towers before reaching the main Breithorn summit (4164m), descending via the normal route. Suitable for climbers with prior experience in alpine terrain and good fitness. Guided by an IFMGA-certified mountain guide.
Climb Dufourspitze: Switzerland's highest mountain (4634m)
A two-day ascent of Dufourspitze (4634m), the highest peak in Switzerland, via the Monte Rosa Hut. On day one, we approach the hut from Rotenboden with a 3–4 hour glacier hike. Day two starts early (around 2:00 AM) with a long climb over glaciated terrain and an exposed ridge to the summit, then descend back the same way. This tour is for experienced alpinists with strong fitness and prior glacier travel.
Guided via Ferrata in Zermatt
Explore one of Zermatt’s via ferrata routes together with a certified mountain guide. These fixed-rope routes offer a mix of hiking, scrambling, and vertical climbing using metal rungs and cables for safety. Routes vary in difficulty and are chosen based on your experience and comfort level. A great way to move through steep terrain with exposure, all while safely secured and guided. Suitable for beginners and experienced climbers alike.
Hiking Day with Private Mountain Guide
On this tour, one of our guides will take you on a scenic hike in the Zermatt area. Whether you want an easy trail with views of the Matterhorn or something more challenging with alpine lakes and panoramic ridgelines, the day will be shaped around your preferences—or the guide’s recommendation. Up to you. Popular options include the hike to Hörnli Hut at the base of the Matterhorn, the Five Lakes Trail with reflections of the peaks in crystal-clear water, or the panoramic ridge from Gornergrat with glacier views all around.
Climb Weissmies SE Ridge (4,017m) via Almageller hut
The Weissmies (4017m) is a popular 4,000m peak above the Saas Valley, offering a varied and scenic ascent. This tour follows the normal route from the Almageller Hut, approaching the summit via the south ridge. The route combines hiking, easy scrambling, and glacier travel. It's a classic two-day alpine tour with an overnight stay at the hut. The climb is suitable for fit mountaineers with basic crampon and glacier experience.
Climb Alphubel 4206m via Täschhütte
The Alphubel (4206m) is considered one of the easier 4,000m peaks in the Alps, but still requires solid endurance and previous glacier experience. Located between the Matter and Saas valleys, it offers a classic alpine ascent with stunning glacier scenery. This two-day tour follows the normal route via the Täsch Hut and the southeast ridge. It’s a great option for those with some previous high-altitude experience looking to summit another 4,000m peak.
Climb Allalinhorn (4,027m)
The Allalinhorn (4027m) is considered one of the more accessible 4,000m peaks in the Alps. Starting from Saas Fee, we use the Metro Alpin lift to reach the Mittelallalin station at 3,500m. From there, the route follows glacier terrain up to the summit. The ascent involves moderate slopes and a short snow ridge near the top. This is a great introduction to high-altitude mountaineering, ideal for fit hikers with basic crampon experience.
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