Leave the logistics to us.

Sit back and enjoy the ride.

 
 

Staring down a sled run like this can be moderately intimidating.

Hard to believe that it even exists, for most Americans. Unfortunately, the getting there in Europe is a bit of a hassle that can cost you a lot of time: four or more languages, arcade driving, a dozen transit methods, hütte details, accommodation, lift tickets, red train vs blue train vs gondola, weather, parking, crowds, track conditions, and timing all do a lot to explain why more Americans haven’t stumbled across rodeling already. It’s sort of a local and Germanophone’s game. Even with the best information it’s still easy to find yourself saying, “Wow. That’s not at all what I was expecting.” Don’t worry about any of that.

Let the Americans keep their clownish orange “cheese”, Yellowtail merlot, and $250 lift tickets. You can get a six-day pass anywhere in Switzerland for what Vail or Deer Valley is going to hit you for a single day. Every bite of food is sensational, and every sip of wine purely satisfying.

Go ahead and crunch those numbers.

Frankly, it’s all too way too hard for Americans and you’re never going to figure it out. We are in the Alps all winter, so you can email and try but we’re busy living the dream.

👋🏽🐶🤠🧕🛷🌬️

Crysta@alpineadventures.ski