SPLITBOARD CAMP BASIC

Fresh snow, crisp air, three days out in the mountains. The Splitboard Camp Basic in Engelberg is for anyone wanting to get into ski touring and learn the fundamentals of splitboarding from scratch. Together with the Engelberg Mountain Guides and our team buddy Julian Fürsinger, you'll spend three days where learning, experience, and safety go hand in hand.

This camp is designed for beginners and those who simply want to enjoy the experience. You should have good snowboarding technique on groomed slopes and the fitness to climb 600 to 800 meters in altitude. Splitboarding experience is not required. The goal is to optimally prepare you for the season and teach you the most important basics of independent ski touring.

The content focuses on avalanche prevention, rescue techniques, tour planning, ascent techniques, descent techniques, and basic alpine skills. The motto is: little theory, lots of practice. On the last day, you'll put your knowledge into practice on a longer tour, which you'll plan together as a group. This is how you gain safety, routine, and the confidence to move independently in the terrain.

Quick Facts

Engelberg
Friday, January 16 to Sunday, January 18, 2025
Three days
With the Engelberg Mountain Guides
Team Buddy Julian Fürsinger
For beginners and those who enjoy the experience
600 to 800 meters of elevation gain per day
No splitboard experience necessary

Important

The Splitboard Camp Basic lays the foundation for your further development in ski touring. You will learn to plan tours, recognize hazards, and move safely in alpine terrain.

Registration and Booking

Registration is done directly via Mountain-Camps.ch.

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.