Ski the best powder La Thuile has to offer!
With local mountain guide
Using lifts and short hikes
One or multiple guided days
Off-piste in La Thuile
La Thuile is a quieter alternative to the big-name resorts, with a lot of off-piste terrain and few people competing for it. Together with La Rosière in France it forms the Espace San Bernardo, so you can ski in two countries on the same day.
Where your guide takes you
- North-facing La Thuile side: the terrain off the Fourclaz, Belvedere and Petit San Bernardo chairlifts faces north and often keeps good snow after a storm.
- La Rosière and Mont Valaisan: across the border, Mont Valaisan has lift-accessed freeride terrain, and your guide can link both sides in one day.
- Rutor glacier: above La Thuile, the Rutor is a classic ski touring objective with long glacier descents. It needs skins, a harness and a stable day.
How your guide plans the day
Your guide picks the side of the area and the aspect from the avalanche bulletin, the wind and your group's level. With touring gear, the Rutor area opens up for strong groups.
Tour details and pricing
Enjoy freeriding or ski touring in the backcountry of La Thuile. One of our IFMGA/UIAGM guides will plan the day around your preferences, level and the current snow conditions, so you get the best skiing of your trip. La Thuile forms the Espace San Bernardo ski area together with La Rosière in France, so a guided day can cross the border. The north-facing terrain on the La Thuile side often holds good snow, and the Rutor glacier above the valley is a classic for ski touring. If you have ski touring equipment, it opens up even more possibilities. Touring and avalanche gear can be rented locally, and your guide can confirm in advance what you need. Book your guide now for the 2026/27 season and discover La Thuile beyond the marked runs!
Pricing (total for the group)
+5% booking fee
Included
- Guiding with IFMGA mountain guide / aspirant guide
- Avalanche safety briefing
×Not included
- Lift tickets
- Ski & safety equipment
- Meals
Mandatory equipment
- Ski gear
- Avalanche safety gear (transceiver, probe & shovel)
- For glacier skiing; harness
- Airbag (optional)
- All equipment can be rented at the local sport shops.
Other
- Difficulty: intermediate to advanced
- Private tours/guides only
- Group sizes: 1–6
- Guide recommends the best activity for the moment: freeride or ski touring
Disclaimers
- We strongly advise to have rescue/evacuation insurance, in case of an accident and/or rescue.
- All tours are on your own risk, and off-piste skiing comes with inherent dangers.
Request a guide in La Thuile
We get back to you directly with availability, pricing, and logistics.
How it works
Simple steps to book your perfect guided skiing experience
Book online, submit your preferences
Tell us your skiing goals and experience level.
Connect with the guide
We connect you and the guide over WhatsApp. Plan the day, check gear, and discuss objectives.
Time to ski!
Your guide takes you to the best skiing for the moment.
Why ski with a guide?
Experience the difference of professional mountain guidance in one of the world's most spectacular skiing destinations.
Greater experience
The guide knows where to find the best powder.
Safer skiing
Off-piste skiing presents risks. Skiing with a guide decreases backcountry dangers.
Learn from the best
Become a better backcountry skier with expert tips.
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before booking your guided days
Can you ski from La Thuile into France?
How much does a private off-piste guide cost in La Thuile?
What level do I need?
What gear is required?
Where do we meet?
What about weather or lift closures?
Can I book a half day?
Do I need insurance?
What is the cancellation policy?
Meet guides in La Thuile
Professional IFMGA-certified mountain guides who know the area inside and out.

Andrea

Federico

Etienne

Enrico

Tombini



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