Our camps are located near Vassijaure, Sweden. All participants are required to arrange their own travel – we recommend taking a night train from Stockholm. We'll meet you at Vassijaure train station to embark on this journey together.

Our days are shaped by the mountains and the daily conditions. Weather, snow, and terrain determine the plan. Meaning: flexibility is essential, and adapting to nature is part of the experience. 

When conditions allow, we head out on ski touring missions in the surrounding alpine terrain. Groups are kept small, with a maximum of six participants per guide, ensuring a high level of safety, learning, and presence in the mountains.   

For those who are less advanced skiers, or when conditions require a different approach, we'll find alternative routes. Every day, we'll either tour to a fitting location or arrange alternative transport to the spots.

All participants are fully responsible for bringing their own personal equipment and clothing. Proper winter clothing is essential, not optional. We live outdoors around the clock, with no possibility to step indoors for warmth. Weather conditions can change rapidly, and in extreme cases, temperatures may drop to -20 °C. Being properly dressed is critical for both comfort and safety.   

Cold ground is one of the greatest challenges in winter conditions, and insufficient insulation from below can quickly lead to discomfort or cold-related injuries. So warm footwear with thick, insulating soles is mandatory.    

Bring several types of gloves, including insulated mittens, which are strongly recommended. Neck gaiters (buffs), heavy insulated down jackets, and properly layered clothing are required. You must also bring extra base layers to change into if you become sweaty or wet during activity. Additional spare clothing is essential in case of unforeseen circumstances. Redundancy is part of operating safely in a remote winter environment.   

All participants must also bring a backpack and a complete avalanche safety kit, including a transceiver, shovel, and probe. This camp relies on preparation, responsibility, and respect for the conditions.   

An updated and detailed packing list will be sent to you once you have confirmed your place in the camp. Additionally, to ensure all participants are as prepared as possible for the camp, we offer two slots for a virtual pre-camp meeting.

There are no ski lifts and no groomed slopes. All skiing takes place in off-piste terrain. To access the runs, we use climbing skins and walk on skis or splitboards through alpine terrain.   

Participants must be comfortable skiing variable snow conditions and feel confident moving in mountainous environments. As a general reference, you should be able to ski black groomed runs in a controlled and confident manner.   

In addition to skiing ability, proper safety equipment is mandatory. All participants must bring a backpack and a complete avalanche safety kit, including a transceiver, shovel, and probe. Before we head out, all of us will learn and practice how to use the safety equipment properly.

Yes! Apart from ski touring or exploring the surrounding nature, there are the magical nights. Evenings in camp are about bringing people together, creating space for connection, reflection, and shared experience.   

We gather in our large communal tent, where we share dinners, listen to music, and unwind after long days in the mountains. We'll also fire up the sauna – a rare and welcome luxury in this environment, with room for around 15 people at a time.   

The camp consists of approximately 40 participants, and over the course of the days, everyone gets to know each other. This is a place where interaction is essential, where we meet one another – and ourselves – on equal terms, under the same conditions.   

What often stands out for past participants is the sense of joy and community that develops in camp. The conversations, the laughter, and the shared moments become just as memorable as the skiing itself, sometimes even more so.

Day 1, Thursday
11:30 Arrival at Vassijaure train station
14:30 Avalanche safety practice and short ski tour
17:00 After ski
18:00 Dinner

Day 2, Friday
07:30 Breakfast
09:00 Ski touring in groups
12:00 Lunch on the mountain
16:00 After ski and sauna
18:00 Dinner

Day 3, Saturday
07:30 Breakfast
09:00 Ski touring in groups
12:00 Lunch on the mountain
16:00 After ski and sauna
18:00 Dinner
19:00 Live music and party

Day 4, Sunday
07:30 Breakfast
09:00 Ski touring
12:00 Lunch on the mountain and departure