FAQ WHITE SESSIONS

What are the prices at White Sessions?

Freeride / Splitboard / Training

The prices on the website are 330,- € for 1-2 persons for a day. Each additional person pays 30 euros extra. The customers can of course divide the price among themselves.

  • 330 € 1-2 persons / day
  • 360€ 3 persons / day
  • 390€ 4 persons / day
  • 420€ 5 persons / day
  • 450€ 6 persons / day

Note: The above rates do not include travel costs, accommodation and lift pass of the guide. Unless otherwise agreed in writing with both parties.
This is especially applies when we travel to other areas. More info in the tailor-made quotation

6 is the maximum number of participants for a Freeride or Splitboard group to be able to go on the road safely and clearly.
For requests for larger groups, we can of course organize an extra guide to split into smaller groups. The prices are then communicated in a personal offer.

Private lesson or Group lesson

— Are determined in a tailor-made offer —

Note: The following is not included in the price!
Lift tickets, accommodation and meals for guests are not included in the price. In addition, there may be costs for the guide for certain services, eg travel expenses, lift tickets and accommodation. In addition, there may be costs for the guide for certain services, eg. travel expenses, lift tickets and accommodation.

How can you book with “White Sessions”?

White Sessions is committed to a personal approach and therefore also a personal offer. Each freeride booking is arranged individually and the knowledge and skills of the participants influence the planning. It is therefore best to exchange ideas in advance via email.

When there is clarity of the request, a quotation will be drawn up and forwarded by e-mail.
After payment of an advance, the booking is only confirmed.

What equipment do I need?

Freeriding:

  • Outfit: Functional clothing, decent ski goggles, waterproof gloves and a helmet is definitely not to be missed.
  • Safety equipment: Avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe are indispensable as a safety-unit. You also need a decent backpack (hip and chest closure) or a specific avalanche backpack. If you want to rent, I can help you with that. It is also best to take a first aid kit with you
  • Equipment: In principle you can freeride with any snowboard, but it is still advisable to bring a Freeride Snowboard with solid bindings. I can also show you around when you want to rent this.
    Also make sure that your material is in order: enough wax, solid base and edges, tighten bindings and screws, etc.
  • Food and drink: Provide plenty of fluids to rehydrate during the day. Also bring some snacks, power bars, nuts or fruit to get through the day.
    We can of course have a lunch break in a cabin at the ski resort, but bring something to be sure if the plans change.

Splitboarding:

  • Outfit: Functional clothing, sunglasses and goggles, light gloves, helmet, extra hat or cap. It is best to dress in layers so that you can maintain your body temperature. Plus, a travel towel and an extra t-shirt can help too!
  • Safety equipment: Avalanche transceiver, shovel and probe are indispensable as a safety-unit. You also need a decent backpack (hip and chest closure) or a specific avalanche backpack. If you want to rent, I can help you with that. It is also best to take a first aid kit with you
  • Material: Splitboard, sheets that are still in good condition, splitboard bindings and telescopic poles
    Also make sure that your material is in order: enough wax, solid base and edges, tighten bindings and screws, etc.
  • Food and drink: Provide plenty of fluids to rehydrate during the day. Also bring a packed lunch and some snacks, power bars, nuts or fruit to get through the day.

Am I insured?

No. Insurance is the participant’s own responsibility. A rescue insurance is therefore recommended !!!

Also read carefully in your travel insurance which sports are covered, if you would like to use this insurance.