Make learning to ski child’s play.

When after those first few wobbly bends your little ones finally manages it and you see their little red cheeks glow even brighter with pride, your world gets that little bit brighter too. The certified ski instructors are kind and sympathetic in how they show your little ones the moves in the snow. The best thing is that the beginners’ ski lift and the ski nursery complete with magic carpet and training lift are located just 200 metres away from the Alpenhof.

WEEKLY INTRODUCTION TO THE SKI COURSES AT THE ALPENHOF FAMILY HOTEL

Still not sure which course is right for your little schussboomers? Group sessions or private lessons with a ski instructor or a taster day to start with? We’ve got an idea! We’ll invite a ski instructor from the Gitschberg Ski School to the hotel. Every Saturday, the instructor presents the courses on offer for the coming weeks and can help you decide which is best for you. So you can choose, book and pay when you get here.

GITSCHBERG SKI SCHOOL

Open daily all winter long from 08.15 am – 5:30 pm
www.skischule-gitschberg.com
Tel. +39 0472 520202
skischule.gitschberg@rolmail.net

GROUP COURSES FOR BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED SKIERS

• 5-day ski course with final race and distribution of prizes
• Course hours: Monday to Friday from 10 am to 12 pm; during the holiday season, also from 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm
• Snowboard course hours: Monday to Friday 12:30 to 2:30 pm
• Course fees for kids: € 160.00
• Course fees for adults: € 175.00

ALL DAY SKI COURSES FOR CHILDREN

• 5 day ski course incl. lunch, with a final race and prize giving ceremony
• Course hours: Monday to Friday from 10 am – 2.30 pm
• Course fees per child: € 270.00

PRIVATE LESSONS

• € 49.00 per person
• € 10.00 for each additional person

Due to high demand we recommend that you book well in advance for private skiing lessons during the school holidays.

TASTER DAYS

Try it first, book it later. If you’re not sure whether skiing is really for you or whether your kids will feel comfortable on the slopes, then why not test the waters with a taster day first?