At what age can my child start learning to ski?

In general, most children aged 3 to 4 can take their first steps on skis. Ski instructors are well-versed in the best techniques to bring out the best in young skiers, even the shy ones. They teach the fundamentals of skiing in a playful manner. At our school, we cater to children as young as 3 years old in private lessons. And from 3.5 yo in our small group class the “Micropeak club”

Where is the meeting point for the lessons?

For group lessons The meeting point is at the base of the slopes, next to the building called "l'espace Prarial." Please arrive 10 minutes before the start of the lesson at the level corresponding to your registration. For private lessons The initial meeting takes place at the ski school office (in the Espace Prarial) 5 minutes before. For subsequent lessons, you'll arrange a meeting directly with the instructor at the snowfront.

For your skiing sessions, you'll need to bring:

Skis/snowboard (suited to the level and discipline), boots, poles, helmet. Dress up! Ski attire (overall, gloves, sunglasses or goggles). Don't forget a valid skipass An energy bar to remain at the top during the lesson.

Do you offer group lessons with a small number of students?

Yes! Absolutely. It is also one of the characteristics that has built the success of our ski school over the years. Depending on age, level and period Our group lessons are planned in groups ranging from 4 to 8 students maximum.

Evening in the mountains

Montgenevre

Snowmobile, snowshoes, Italian meal

apres-ski evening

Original and complete

Every Thursday evening

A formula combining discovery, activity and Italian gastronomy

A refuge perched at more than 2300 metres above sea level.

A unique high mountain setting

For the whole family

Treat yourself to the exceptional

A departure from Montgenèvre in the late afternoon with our shuttle

Climb towed by snowmobiles - you are passengers

You put on the snowshoes

And let's go for an easy walk under the stars

At the refuger: typical meal

Family Outing

Accessible to everyone, even those who do not want to make snowshoes! Indeed, at the end of the snowmobile ascent you can wait quietly at the refuge while the ski school guide walks around with the rest of the group. Too easy...

Equipment you need

Adapted clothing

Hat and Goggles

Ski poles. If you don't have any, we'll lend you some

Hiking/after-skiing shoes

Gloves

Allka-seltzer 😉

Equipment we provide

Snowshoes

Price

98 € per pers

Kids -12 yo 89€
Snowmobile
Snowshoeing
Typical Italian meal

Detailed description

Departure late afternoon from the ski school in Montgenèvre.
Transfer by APEAK shuttle to the small Italian village of Clavière (about 10 minutes)
Skidoo (passenger) ride to the refuge by a forest route
Upon your arrival at the refuge, you will be served a mulled wine
Then, departure for a snowshoeing trip with a guide in the Gimont Plain on the foothills of the Plane and under the benevolent eye of Mount Chaberton (3131 m)
Back at the refuge, Mountain meal
Return by snowmobile to Clavière, then shuttle transfer back to Montgenevre

Meal

Italian Antipasti
Bis di primi (Italian pasta)
Polenta with deer or sausages
Dessert
Coffee
Digestive
Drinks included: 1 glass of wine per person
Addictional drinks not included.

Evening in the mountains