After breakfast, we’ll review your gear and will hand you out the strong headlamps (if you don’t have your own). Skiing that early in the season implies new routines and we will make sure everyone is ready before heading out.

As a first day, we will most likely take you to one of our favourite forest, where we’ll have the opportunity to do a few lapses to get acquainted with these new sensations.

The day’s route will be tailored to the group’s experience and energy, either a gentle warm-up loop or a more ambitious tour. Expect daylight climbs and headlamp descents as dusk falls.

Each evening, your guides will check in with the group to sketch out a plan for the next day, then fine-tune it in the morning based on the latest snow and weather. With decades of experience in the region, they’ll take you where conditions are best. 

No two days will be the same, but each one is chosen with care. One day might take you deep into powder-filled glades, the next to a silent ridgeline with ocean views. These routes are just a short drive away, but they’re the kind that few ever reach—remote and condition-dependent but always worth the effort.

We’ll have extra attention to the light, to make sure you get to experience why this season is so special, and you’ll get to discover the blue light, the long sunsets and the meditative magic of the darkness.

Back at the lodge, the rhythm will slow: recover in a wood-fired sauna, refuel with chef-made meals and reflect on the day’s descent.

We’ll make the most of our last day and wrap up the week with a few more unforgettable descents. Back at the lodge, we’ll gather for a festive farewell dinner and toast to our Arctic adventure.

Depending on your flight time, you can join us on a visit to the Alta Museum and World Heritage Rock Art Centre. When you’re ready, we’ll drive you to the airport and say our final goodbyes.