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
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We are also very curious about your touring tips and look forward if you share your experiences and tour information here with us.
Route in the Bavarian foothills of the Alps with lots of descent possibilities for good splitboard / backcountry feeling
Superb two-day tour with overnight stay in the winter room of the Rappensee hut.
Great tour, it seems if you are touring in high alpine area. You ascent through the Schartenschartl with a section of around 40°.
The highest peak near Svolvaer. Possible to ride from summit to the sea. Also a nice Teepee on the beach to camp there.
Good and short route for splitboard beginners as well as for advanced when the conditions are a little bit tricky!
more suggestions?
Riding high? above 3000m
More challenging route on the Wildspitze peak from Vent.
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.
A beautiful classic high alpine mountain route up to the highest peak in the Grajisch Alps.
Fat scenery in the area of Mont Blanc, the risks involved are not to be underestimated, descent on the Mer de Glace br
Travel with a Splitboard
Far places wanted? Splitboarding destinations
Alex Hoffmann is back from his Marmot Rides Icleand Trip and tells us about splitboarding in Iceland.
Splitboard season is over in the northern hemisphere. If you couldn't catch enough snow or are not into surfing, usual locations for splitboarding on the southern hemisphere would be Chile or New Zealand. Here we present three more remote locations for real splitboard explorers.
Have you ever dreamt about riding in terrain, where you leave civilization completely behind you? Waking up every morning in a warm cabin with nothing but snow covered mountains around? Being surrounded by surreal glacial views? That is exactly what you find at the Highlands of Iceland.
With the Goodboards Team at Backyard Austria. Doing avalanche training and some good rides with the upcoming splitboards.
After the hottest February on record, and temperatures hitting 17° it was on the cards to cancel the event. But with a small blip in the chart it was time to cross fingers and hold out. It was a good call, storms came in and plastered the Cairngorms with 5 days of snow and wind. It was on!
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