The peaks & the terrain
Seventy square
kilometres. All yours.
From the plateau at 1,800 m to ridgelines at 2,500 m and the bootpack to Gjeravica at 2,600 m — untracked after every snowfall, and skied by one group at a time.
The terrain
One mountain,
every kind of line.
Open powder fields off the cat, wind-sculpted ridges above them, and committing couloirs for the days the snow allows. The guides read the group and the snowpack and pick the ground to match. Here's how it breaks down, zone by zone.
Zone by zone
Four kinds of ground.
1,800–2,100 mThe Plateau
Open, rolling powder fields right off the cat. Where most of your laps happen — mellow enough to open the week, wide enough that no two lines cross.
up to 2,500 mThe Ridgelines
Wind-sculpted ridges and steeper, more committing descents. Bigger pitch, longer fall-lines, and the views that come with the height.
2,600 m · touringGjeravica
The high objective. On the right day, bootpack toward Gjeravica at 2,600 m for a full mountain day and a descent the cat can't reach.
Guided · advancedSteep Lines & Couloirs
Tight, technical lines for the days the group and the snowpack are both ready. Skied on the guide's call, never by default.
How you ride it
By cat, and on foot.
Two Pistenbully 600s shuttle you back to the top between runs, so the day is spent descending, not skinning. On a full cat day you can expect lap after lap of untracked snow, with a packed lunch out on the hill.
When conditions line up, the guides could take the group higher — toward Gjeravica and lines the machine can't reach.
- 7–8 hours a day on snow, guided the whole way
- Cat laps on the plateau and ridgelines
- Optional bootpacking to the high peaks
- Terrain chosen daily to the snowpack and the group
Six days. Every run untracked.
No lift line, no other group, no tracks that aren't yours.
Come ski it.
7-night trips, January to March · one group at a time
