- 5 sessions · 3 hoursours each
- Max 6 riders
- DVA · pelle · sonde inclus
OFF-PISTE TEENS SKI + SNOWBOARD
Comfortable on black runs? Then it’s time to leave the groomers behind. Powder, natural terrain, proper lines and mountain safety: Montgenèvre’s teen off-piste camp for riders ready to level up.
Small enough to really ride. Big enough for a proper crew.
Trees, bowls, open slopes and natural snow depending on conditions.
Transceiver, shovel and probe provided + practical drills.
Two disciplines. One goal: ride better.
Less piste.
More mountain.
This isn’t just about “going off-piste”. You learn to ride better, read the terrain, find the best snow and build smart mountain habits. Small groups, serious coaching, no boot-camp vibe.
POWDER MODE / ON
For skiers & snowboarders.
Comfortable on black runs? That’s the starting point. You don’t need to be an off-piste expert already.
Tiny groups. Maximum ride.
Max 6 riders per instructor: more runs, more feedback, less waiting.
Mountain, not backdrop.
We read the terrain, find the right zones and adapt the session to the day’s conditions.
Fun, yes. Random, no.
Safety, autonomy and decision-making are part of the ride.
What we’ll ride.
The programme moves with the snow, weather and the group’s real level. That’s exactly what freeride is about.
- 01First run: dial it in.
Easy terrain to assess the group and tune the terrain choice. - 02Hunt the good snow.
Routes chosen around the day’s conditions and the group’s ability. - 03Freeride technique.
Balance, line choice, speed and adapting to variable snow. - 04Mountain safety.
Transceiver use, terrain choice and smart off-piste habits. - 05Lines worth remembering.
The right line at the right time. Not just skiing next to the piste.
ESI RIDE MODE
Maximum fun.
Safety is non-negotiable.
Freeride is a real mountain adventure. The framework stays clear: small group, avalanche safety kit, state-certified instructors and terrain matched to the conditions.
So every rider is followed and the right terrain gets chosen.
Equipment provided, with practical drills.
State-certified instructors, highly experienced off-piste.
Before you ride.
The right level and the right gear mean you can enjoy the camp instead of fighting the terrain.
Required level
- Comfortable on black runs.
- Good control of speed and line choice.
- Some experience in variable snow.
- Advanced ski or snowboard level equivalent.
What to bring
- Freeride-friendly skis or snowboard.
- Helmet mandatory.
- Back protector strongly recommended.
- Lift pass covering Montgenèvre / Monts de la Lune.
- Transceiver, shovel and probe: provided by APEAK.
SMALL CREW / BIG LINES
Morning or afternoon.
Your call.
Two time slots. Same setup: 5 × 3-hour sessions, max 6 riders, avalanche safety kit included.
- 5 sessions · 3 hoursours each
- Max 6 riders
- DVA · pelle · sonde inclus
* Indicative prices shown on APEAK. Availability and exact price are confirmed during online booking.
The real questions.
What level is required for the teen freeride camp?
Teens should be confident on black runs, control speed and lines, and be comfortable in variable snow.
Do they need previous off-piste experience?
No. Strong black-run skills are enough. The group starts in suitable terrain before progressing towards real freeride routes.
Is the camp open to snowboarders?
Yes. Skiers and snowboarders are both welcome, provided they have the required technical level.
Are the transceiver, shovel and probe provided?
Yes. Safety equipment is provided during sessions and is part of the learning.
What if off-piste conditions are unsuitable?
Instructors adapt terrain, pace and itinerary. If necessary, the session switches to technical or safety training.
We’re staying in Briançon or Claviere — is it easy?
Yes. The meeting point is in Montgenèvre, easy to reach from Briançon and Claviere.
Already charging on-piste?
Show them what’s beyond it.
Small groups, freeride instructors, mountain safety and natural terrain: a week to progress, become more independent and come home with more than just stories.



