Private Guiding

St. Anton Arlberg

How we work

As your guide, I identify your strengths and share my decision-making process as we explore the Arlberg’s vast off-piste terrain.

Beyond guiding the best lines, my goal is to build your confidence and expand your mountain knowledge—especially around avalanche safety. We select terrain that challenges you at the right pace, letting you develop real alpine skills with every run.

franz@alloffpiste.com
The skiing terrain on Rossfall St. Anton offers lot’s of possibilities. One of my favorite places to ski

We promise

  • Certified Local Expertise: Fully qualified UIAGM / IVBV mountain and ski guide with decades of Arlberg experience.
  • Safety & Best Snow: Professional avalanche assessment and route choices to find you the best snow available each day.
  • Matched Terrain: Selecting off-piste lines tailored specifically to your ability, pushing you safely at the right pace.
  • Confidence & Technique: Coaching you in a supportive environment to refine your mountain knowledge and off-piste skills.

What You Might Be Looking For

  • Private Group Days: Skiing exclusively with your own group of friends or family.
  • Bucket-List Descents: Fulfilling a dream run like the iconic Valluga II from St. Anton to Zürs and Lech (requiring a certified Mountain and Ski Guide).
  • Technique & Stance: Refining your body position and balance to ski deep or variable snow with style and ease.
  • Terrain Reading: Learning to assess the snowpack and terrain to select your line safely.
Ski tour in Austria near Innsbruck. Walk up to have the most adventurous, puristic experience in the mountains.
Walk up to have the most adventurous and puristic experience in the mountains.

A typical off piste day

  • 09:00 – 15:15: Full-day private guiding tailored entirely to your pace and goals.
  • Safety Briefing & Warm-Up: Quick transceiver check and a warm-up run to assess conditions and tune into the snow
  • The Best Terrain: Exploring lines handpicked for your group based on daily snow and avalanche stability.
  • Flexible Pacing: Rest or stop for a mountain lunch whenever you like—we ski when you feel strong and take breaks whenever you need them.
Skitouring with kids. Girl at 12 walks up to a summit with a cross.
To walk with skins is much easier than carrying the skis on the rucksack.
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