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That depends entirely on your skill level, age, and learning goals.
If you are a beginner, we recommend a group course so you can learn the basics together with others and have fun at the same time.

Advanced skiers or those returning to the sport often benefit from private lessons, where the ski instructor can focus on your individual technique and wishes.

For children, there are special courses for kids and teens that are playful and age-appropriate.

And if you want to try something new, you can expand your skills in our snowboard or freeride courses.

We would be happy to advise you personally on which course is best for you—just talk to us at the ski school office or give us a call!

Yes, of course! If you notice that something doesn't fit properly or doesn't feel right, you can exchange your equipment at our ski rental at any time.

Our team will be happy to help you find the right size or model – whether you need ski boots, skis, or a snowboard.

Just drop by during rental shop opening hours or talk to your ski instructor – we'll take care of it right away so you can get back on the slopes comfortably and safely.

Yes, you can easily pay by card at our location. We accept debit cards, credit cards (Visa, MasterCard), and contactless payments.

If you prefer to pay in cash, that is of course also possible—both at the ski school office and at the ski rental.

During the break, we usually take a short rest in the ski resort so that everyone can recharge their batteries.
Children attending full-day courses have lunch with their ski instructor at one of our partner restaurants or huts.

Lunch can be easily added when booking the course.
Please let us know upon arrival at the ski school if you or your child have any special dietary requirements or allergies – we will be happy to accommodate you.

No. Sports equipment must be rented or purchased independently of the ski school.

You are welcome to rent suitable equipment from our ski rental shop.

No. Children under the age of 5 travel free of charge. Otherwise, ski passes must be purchased separately.

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In principle, it is not possible to cancel a course. The ski school offers several options, such as trial days or extensions, to keep your risk as low as possible. However, if things do not work out as expected, we can rebook your course within the ski school or transfer it to other family members.

If you wish to cancel the course due to illness or injury, this is of course no problem upon presentation of a medical certificate.

Private lessons are available on request at any time. There are no group lessons on Saturdays (except during the Christmas season).

Advanced skiers and snowboarders can join a group course every day. They will then be assigned to an existing group.

Beginners start on Sundays and Mondays. Snowboard beginners start on Sundays and Mondays (minimum 4 people, depending on the season).