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Why this teen freeride camp is a must

As a parent, you want real progress, big smiles, and serious supervision. This camp ticks every box: coaching, terrain, and mountain awareness.

  • For skiers & snowboarders
    Confident on black runs? Discover off-piste with a proper safety framework.
  • Tiny groups, maximum fun
    Max 6 riders per instructor: better feedback, faster progress.
  • Varied terrain
    Trees, bowls, meadows: a proper freeride playground.
  • Mountain culture & safety
    Using a transceiver, reading the terrain, making better off-piste decisions.

The spot: Montgenèvre

A brilliant place for a teen off-piste camp: suitable itineraries, progression zones, and easy access from Briançon or Claviere.

Pow-pow mode

What we’ll ride during the camp

A proper freeride adventure for motivated teens who want to level up and have an unforgettable time off-piste.

Each session (3 hours):

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    First runs in easy terrain to assess the group
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    Varied itineraries chosen based on the day’s conditions and the group’s level
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    Hunting for the best snow
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    Safety workshops: transceiver practice + off-piste rules
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    Choosing the right lines (and making them look easy)

Freeride skiing or freeride snowboarding

Your teen should be confident on black runs in all snow conditions, with solid speed control and good line choice (high-level ski / snowboard equivalent).
Goal: better technique, more autonomy, and memories that’ll last way longer than the holiday tan line.

Maximum safety, maximum fun

Freeride is an incredible experience for teenagers — and safety stays the absolute priority. Everything is set up so they can enjoy off-piste while being properly supervised.

6 riders per instructor

Ultra-small groups to keep an eye on everyone and choose the right terrain.

Safety kit included

Transceiver, shovel, probe — with practical drills during the week.

Off-piste specialists

State-certified instructors, true freeride experts.

Required level & what to bring

Skill level needed

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    Comfortable on black runs
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    Some experience in variable snow
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    Ability to control speed and turns

Gear to bring

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    Freeride-friendly skis or snowboard
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    Helmet mandatory
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    Back protector strongly recommended
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    Lift pass covering Montgenèvre / Monts de la Lune (compatible with the camp)
Small groups, big lines

Dates, times & prices

Two options to fit your schedule: morning camp or afternoon camp. Groups are capped at 6 riders for quality and safety.

Morning camp • 5 days
9:00–12:00 • Mon → Fri
  • 5 sessions • 3h each
  • Small group • max 6
  • Transceiver • shovel • probe included
From €295
(indicative price)
Book the morning camp
Afternoon camp • 5 days
14:00–17:00 • Mon → Fri
  • 5 sessions • 3h each
  • Small group • max 6
  • Transceiver • shovel • probe included
From €275
(indicative price)
Book the afternoon camp

Need help choosing freeride skis / a snowboard setup? Message us and we’ll point you in the right direction.

FAQ — Teen freeride camp

Quick answers to the questions parents ask most often.

The camp is suitable as soon as your teen is confident on black runs and can control speed in all conditions. That’s the sweet spot for safe, enjoyable progress off-piste.
Not at all. Strong black-run skills are enough — we start in easier zones and progress towards real freeride itineraries.
Yes. Transceiver, shovel and probe are provided each session. The instructor explains everything and runs practical drills.
Instructors adapt terrain, pace and itinerary. If risk is too high, the session becomes a safety/technique workshop.
Yes. The meeting point is in Montgenèvre, easy to reach from Briançon and Claviere, with parking nearby.
that’s a yes from me

Ready to send your teen off-piste (the smart way)?

Tiny groups, top safety, off-piste specialist instructors: everything’s in place for an unforgettable week of freeride in Montgenèvre (Milky Way).

Book the teen camp Contact & questions

Parent tip: if your teen already charges on-piste, this camp is often the “click” that turns it into clean, confident — and more responsible — freeriding.

Contact & practical info

Questions about level, gear, or organisation?

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    Meeting point: Montgenèvre
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    Coaching: off-piste specialist instructors
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    Included: transceiver • shovel • probe
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