Private Off-Piste Skiing Lessons

About the Activity

What to Expect

Step beyond the groomed slopes and discover the thrill of skiing in its purest form. These freeride lessons in La Rosière are designed for skiers who are confident on red slopes and want to safely explore off-piste terrain. Whether you prefer a one-on-one session or a private group of up to 6 participants, your instructor will adapt the lesson to your pace and ability.

The session begins with an introduction to freeride safety, including how to use essential equipment such as a transceiver, probe, shovel, and backpack. Once everyone is comfortable with the basics, you will head out to explore La Rosière’s off-piste areas, learning how to control your turns and stay balanced on natural snow.

Throughout the lesson, your instructor will guide you in adapting to different snow types and slopes, helping you build confidence and refine your technique. Combining safety, progression, and adventure, this experience offers an excellent opportunity to explore the wild side of La Rosière’s ski area.

Meeting Time

We meet in La Rosière, either at Les Eucherts or in the Centre, depending on the selected meeting point, 10 minutes before the start of the lesson.

Ski Pass

All skiers need a ski pass from the first day of the lessons. You can buy your ski pass at the ski lift ticket office or online before the first lesson.

Requirements

• Skiing experience is mandatory to participate in this activity

• Minimum level required: proficient on red slopes

Included Services

• Safety equipment (bag, transceiver, probe, shovel)

Not Included

• Ski pass

Bring Along

• Ski pass

• Gloves

• Goggles

• Warm socks, including an extra pair

• Thermal clothing

• Ski equipment and helmet

Good to Know

• For the Christmas holidays & school holidays in February, we recommend you book early in advance due to high demand

• Please make sure you have skis, ski boots, helmet, gloves & sunglasses or goggles at the start of the lesson

• During our courses we are always wearing a helmet

• The maximum group size is 6 participants per group