Oz-en-Oisans Ski Resort

Take on the thrilling challenge of ice climbing at stunning locations like La Fare waterfall or the Symphonie d’Automne during your stay at Oz-en-oisans ski resort. Scaling a wall of ice is an exciting adventure, accessible even to beginners with guidance from a professional instructor. Before your climb, you’ll explore the ephemeral world of ice, a breathtaking landscape that adds to the experience. With a helmet, harness, belay device, and crampon-compatible shoes, you'll be equipped to ascend these magnificent frozen formations using ice axes and crampons. Once considered an extreme sport, ice climbing is now a thrilling activity open to all, offering an exciting and unusual way to connect with nature. For beginners, Symphonie d’Automne, a majestic 70-meter-high waterfall, is an ideal spot for climbing one or more pitches. The adventure doesn’t end there—abseiling at sunset creates an unforgettable memory and is a must-try part of this incredible experience.

Before starting this one of a kind trapper evening, meeting the huskies will be a magical moment that will please all ages. You'll learn to understand their behavior, greet them, and care for your companion throughout the trip. Each dog has its own personality, so feel free to ask Barbara about their character traits before you choose your hiking partner. As you walk through the forest, hundreds of lights twinkle in the night, offering a unique view of Oz ski resort. At the end of the trail, enjoy a warm meal by the fire with Erwin, your chef for the evening. After tending to your husky with a sardine-flavored drink, savor a traditional Scandinavian dinner cooked over a wood fire. It's a perfect way to end a memorable day in the mountains.

Off-piste skiing in Oz en Oisans ski resort is a true thrill for adventure seekers. With its varied terrain and often ideal snow conditions, the region offers spectacular descents far from the crowded slopes, surrounded by fir forests and breathtaking landscapes. From the Pic Blanc (3300m), the final point of the ski lifts, you can embark on an unforgettable journey down the Grand Sablat glacier, with a drop of over 2000m of pure bliss. Skiers can explore untouched, wild areas with wide open slopes or one of the many route variations, leading you to the picturesque village of Clavans in the Ferrand Valley. For a safe and enriching experience, it’s recommended to be accompanied by an experienced guide who knows the mountain’s unique features. The extensive network of pistes in Oz en Oisans also offers easy access to these incredible off-piste zones offering you an unforgettable ski experience.