Splitboard Touring Guide
Do you love to explore the backcountry with the Splitboard and discover untouched slopes far away from the hustle and bustle of the ski resorts?
In our selected List/Map of Splitboard Routes you will find suggestions of all difficulty levels.
Your independent tour planning is supported by detailed tour descriptions, route sketches, GPS tracks, the current weather and avalanche information and a route planner with slope angle maps.
Touring Conditions
We and the community are looking forward to your feedback and information about the current tour conditions. You can post your trips reports and photos directly at the respective route description.
We are also very curious about your touring tips and look forward if you share your experiences and tour information here with us.
A nice mountain on the region border. In spring you can see flowers on the south side and snow on the north.
Nice round trip through the Bavarian Pre-Alps with ascent of the peaks: Zwiesel - Heigelkopf - Blomberg.
Fantastic, steep Splitboard route in the Ammergauer Alps. With great panoramic views and a classy downhill.
Beautiful, often admitted beginner skitour to familiarize yourself with the splitboard and the tour equipment or as al
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Riding high? above 3000m
A beautiful classic high alpine mountain route up to the highest peak in the Grajisch Alps.
Final summit of the Vent Oetztal Loop - How to do it best with the Splitboard.
Short glacier splitboard / ski tour to the highest peak of the Stubai Alps.
More challenging route on the Wildspitze peak from Vent.
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Far places wanted? Splitboarding destinations
Jotunheimen is the highest mountain region in Norway and Scandinavia. It offers many possibilities for Splitboarding and Splitboard Touring. Here you get an insight and maybe ideas for your next splitboard holiday.
Maladeta, a splitboard mission in the spanish Pyrenees. Great Landscape, warm hearted people and fun corn to ride. Spanish version below the article!
Yellowstone, located northeast of the Tetons and Jackson Hole, is one of the last remaining intact ecosystem in the northern temperates. Wolves, foxes, free-ranging herds of bison and elk live there. During winter season the park remains inaccessible, in early May however, the National Park Service plow the roads and you can access some mountains near the roads much more easily.
Suppose you have one or two weeks of vacation and want to go on a splitboarding and freeride trip. Your friends can not make it so you are forced with two options:
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