Off-Piste / Freeride

Untracked lines and pure powder, with safety as our priority.

Off-piste skiing is not just about finding the steepest slope. Teddy builds the outing around conditions, the group's real level, safety and the pleasure of skiing wilder snow.

Who is it for?

Skiers comfortable on red or black slopes who want to leave groomers.
Freeriders looking for better routes according to conditions.
Groups wanting to progress safely away from marked slopes.
Curious skiers who want to understand the mountain beyond the piste map.

Outing flow

01 Weather, snow, level and equipment check before departure.
02 Route choices adapted to the day's conditions.
03 Safety reminders and group rhythm management.
04 Debrief on sensations, line choices and key safety points.

On the mountain

Safety and equipment

Safety pack listed in the offer: beacon, shovel and probe.
Routes adapted to technical level and conditions.
Terrain reading and off-piste behavior guidance.
Pleasure-focused approach without unnecessary exposure.

Off-piste in Tignes and Val d'Isère

The area offers many faces: valleys, open slopes, resort returns, transition zones and more committed itineraries. The right outing always depends on snow, visibility and level.

Off-piste in Tignes Altitude, glacier and varied terrain to look for good snow. Freeride in Val d'Isère A legendary ski area with demanding itineraries. Safety questions Practical information before an off-piste session.

Safety questions

Is safety equipment provided?

The offer lists a safety pack with beacon, shovel and probe. Teddy will confirm the required equipment according to the planned outing.

What level is required?

You should at least be comfortable on piste and able to control speed. The exact level depends on route choice and conditions.

Can the route change because of weather?

Yes. In off-piste skiing, conditions drive the program. The route can be adjusted to preserve safety, visibility and pleasure.