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 inclination 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.
Tour to the quite easy reachable Half Dome above the White Water ski resort with descent into the 5-Mile-Bassin
Due to the valley height of 1200m, mostly possible already in November.
Good for beginners.
Due to the north oriented location, often also good conditions after the end of the season. With sufficient snow cover, nice long downhill run.
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Riding high? above 3000m
Short glacier splitboard / ski tour to the highest peak of the Stubai Alps.
More challenging route on the Wildspitze peak from Vent.
Fat scenery in the area of Mont Blanc, the risks involved are not to be underestimated, descent on the Mer de Glace br
A beautiful classic high alpine mountain route up to the highest peak in the Grajisch Alps.
Travel with a Splitboard
Far places wanted? Splitboarding destinations
A dream comes true, Andreas and his girlfriend fly over to Japan to splitboard the legendary "Japow", here the little write-up.
Great Video inside! Beep-beep-beep. 6:45AM. My watch alarm chimes and it’s time to start the day. My senses start to wake as I can smell and hear the crackle of the hot fire. Splitboarding
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.
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