Snow trail running, half day (max 6 people)

The mountain leader will contact the group 24 to 48 hours before departure to agree on an exact meeting point, based on the day’s plan. Starting points are chosen for easy access and a high-quality natural setting.

👟 Basic equipment

• Microspikes (lightweight traction devices): required, not provided

• Trail running shoes with good grip, waterproof or water-resistant if possible

• Trail pack or small backpack (8 to 12 L)

• Low gaiters (optional, useful in deep snow)

• GPS watch (optional, useful to track effort)

🌦️ Clothing, depending on the weather

• Long-sleeve technical T-shirt (synthetic or merino, avoid cotton)

• Warm layer to put on at stops (thin fleece or packable down jacket)

• Waterproof, windproof jacket (Gore-Tex or equivalent)

• Long tights or warm trail trousers

• Hat or headband, and neck gaiter

• Thin running gloves, plus a warmer spare pair

• Sunglasses (UV category 3 or 4): snow reflects a lot of light

• Sunscreen and lip balm

🧰 Personal safety

• Emergency blanket, at least 1.4 m x 2 m

• Whistle

• Self-adhesive elastic bandage for dressing or strapping, at least 100 cm x 6 cm

💧 Water and food

• Water: at least 1 L (soft flasks or hydration bladder)

• Energy snacks: bars, dried fruit, fruit purées, gels if needed

This health questionnaire is strictly confidential and personal. It is kept by the participant for the duration of the activity. In an emergency, it can help the mountain leader or the emergency services react faster and provide better care.
📄 Download the health questionnaire to fill in (PDF)

Booking required
The price (€160 per group, maximum 6 people) covers guiding only. Travel to the meeting point, microspikes and snacks are the participants' responsibility.

Cancellation / rescheduling: in case of bad weather or unfavourable snow conditions (lack of snow, avalanche risk, unstable snow), an alternative route is offered. The organiser reserves the right to cancel or reschedule the tour in case of bad weather, safety concerns or an insufficient number of participants. If no realistic alternative is possible, the tour is rescheduled or refunded.

Insurance: every participant must hold civil liability insurance. Personal accident insurance is recommended for snowshoeing.