FAQ

No, the website is never finished and is constantly being further developed.

The daily rate starts at CHF 700.–. The costs depend on the tour destination, duration and group size. Separate conditions apply for multi-day tours or camps. Mountain railway tickets and overnight stays in huts are not included.

Yes. All tours are private and tailored — adjusted to your ability, your preferences and the current conditions. No groups with strangers.

Often the mountain guides in Engelberg are booked out months in advance. I recommend booking as early as possible!
Last-minute enquiries are welcome — I'll see what I can do.

The easiest way is via WhatsApp or email. You send me your preferred date and what you have planned. I'll check my availability and the conditions and usually get back to you within 48 hours. Then we'll plan the tour together.

Following the booking, we will stay in touch via email or – where appropriate – by phone or via WhatsApp to quickly resolve any outstanding questions.

Engelberg is one of the best freeride areas in the Alps. Around Titlis and Brunni there are descents for all levels — from accessible options directly from the gondola to challenging runs in high-alpine terrain. The choice always depends on the current conditions and your ability.

Yes. Many freeride tours and ski days can be adapted to your individual level. It is important that you are able to ski safely and independently on the piste — freeride terrain is not the place for your first turns.

The season usually begins in late November or early December, depending on snow conditions, and often lasts until April or May. High-alpine ski tours are sometimes possible into early summer.

The Uri Haute Route is a multi-day high-altitude ski tour through the Uri Alps and is considered one of the most impressive ski tours in Central Switzerland — demanding, wild and far off the beaten tourist track. It is a strong alternative to the classic Haute Route from Chamonix to Zermatt.