Friday, January 23 to Sunday, January 25, 2026
Steep terrain, wide-open lines, and clear decisions. The Big Mountain Camp Splitboard Edition in Engelberg is for those who know what they're doing and are ready to delve even deeper into the alpine world. Together with the Engelberg Mountain Guides and our team buddy Julian Fürsinger, you'll spend three days in high alpine terrain where training and adventure intertwine.
The first day focuses on technique. You'll learn to move safely on steep terrain, master kick turns, set up rappel stations, and plan your own routes. The goal is to be able to conduct alpine snowboard tours independently and responsibly.
The following days take you on a challenging application tour in spectacular surroundings. You'll spend one night in a winter room, where you'll cook together, warm up, and plan the next day's tour. It's not just about technique and fitness, but also about experiencing the peace, vastness, and responsibility of a rugged, silent landscape together.
This camp is aimed at advanced splitboarders with backcountry experience. You should be able to confidently ride on steep, unprepared terrain up to 40 degrees, have good climbing technique including kick turns, and possess the stamina for 1200 to 1500 meters of elevation gain while carrying a backpack.
Quick Facts
Engelberg
Friday, January 23 to Sunday, January 25, 2026
Three days
With the Engelberg Mountain Guides
Team Buddy Julian Fürsinger
For advanced splitboarders
1200 to 1500 meters of elevation gain per day
One night in the winter room
Important
The Big Mountain Camp Splitboard Edition is for experienced riders who ride in alpine terrain and want to expand their skills on steep slopes. Training, technique, and personal responsibility
Registration and booking
Registration is directly via Mountain-Camps.ch.
Important legal notice:
This course is run by mountain-camps.ch. HAE acts solely as an intermediary for bookings and assumes no responsibility for the course's execution. mountain-camps.ch is fully responsible for safety and compliance with legal regulations during the course. All participants should ensure they have adequate insurance coverage. Further information regarding course conditions, cancellation policies, and disclaimers can be found directly on the mountain-camps.ch website. Registration is binding.
