The 5-day coaching courses run from Monday to Friday with at least 5 hours of coaching per day, plus video analysis sessions in the evening and socials! 

We introduce the building blocks to great skiing, compare your current use of them and work out a plan to improve them that's unique to you! Expect to ski on and off the piste in all conditions. 

These courses are perfect for those wanting to develop their skiing on a regular basis, at the end of the course you will have a documented action plan which all PEAK coaches have access to. This means you can continue your development with any of our coaches anytime. 

Pre-requisite: 
Ski blue and red run's in parallel confidently and in control
Tried skiing bumps or off-piste
You can get up unaided if you fall
Able to ski non stop for 3 hours
You want to improve your technique and confidence

Unsure of your level:

If you're unsure this is the level for you, pick camp dates with another level camp running so we can move you between the camp levels as required. 

A typical week includes: 

1. Building blocks of skiing - Where all great skiers start, we call these the building blocks. We always visit these on every course to "re-centre"
2. Video Analysis - A group session highlighting the good bits and the work on bits analysed by you with the support of your coach. 
3. Piste performance - Pushing the limits of your skis on the piste. Expect to nail carving on most runs! 
4. Off-piste - Technique, tactics and safety. One of our favourite areas of skiing (when the conditions are right)
5. Bumps - One of the most challenging areas of skiing, but so much fun. We'll show you the skills! 
6. Steep terrain - How to safely ski terrain over 35 degrees, controlling your speed and line.
7. Equipment workshop - Understanding the correct set-up for you, and how to prepare your equipment to give you the best performance. 

This is subject to change depending on weather and group ability. 

Check our level guide here, this course is for Level 4 skiers, known as intermediates. 

What's included: 

• On snow, coaching is at least 5 hours per day with a break for lunch and coffee
• Video analysis normally on Day 1 and Day 4 - you can take the video files with you
• Written action plan from your coach
• Up to 6 per group, this allows the perfect mix of social skiing and adequate time for one 2 one when you need it
• Coaching delivered by BASI Level 4 Diploma holders and overseen by BASI trainers'
  
  

• Turin Airport is 120 km, 1hr 45 minutes by car
• Milan Malpensa is 190 km, 2hrs 25 minutes by car
• Geneva is 210km, 2hrs 45 minutes by car

Getting to our Morzine-Avoriaz camps:
Geneva Airport is 60km, 1hr 15 minutes by car

For shared or private transfers try Ski lifts for Cervinia and Getaway vans for Morzine
Compare car hire from one of the above airports with rental cars
Airport bus service from Turin or Milan airport try Savda Bus Company for Cervinia and for Morzine try Sat Bus Company
Let us know where you'll be travelling from and if you'd like to be put in touch with other skiers with similar travel plans. 

The Cervinia Ski area
Perfect for Autumn skiing, Cervinia lies in a high-altitude basin in the lap of Monte Cervino (the Matterhorn) and Piccolo Cervino (Klein Matterhorn) It delivers on amazing pistes that are meticulously groomed and perfect for intermediate to advanced skiers. It also has easy access to Switzerland to ski close to the Klein Matterhorn and of course fantastic coffee.
Lift passes can be ordered online here

Resort altitude: 2,050m
Highest lift: 3,883m
Total Pistes: 54
Ski lifts: 19
Downhill Pistes: 135km
7 Black Pistes (3km)
29 Red Pistes (50km)
10 Blue Pistes
Highest lift: 3,883m
Lowest Piste: 2,050m
Max Vertical: 1833m

The Morzine-Avoriaz Ski area

Morzine and Avoriaz are the central position to the Portes du Soleil. There is a huge mixture of slopes for all levels and our coaches know this area like the back of their hand. We also have great access to skiing bumps and controlled off-piste areas with runs into the Swiss ski area from Avoriaz. You will ski a mixture of the Morzine-Avoriaz area during the camp with the terrain being chosen to suit the group and camp goals.

 Resort altitude: 1,000m / 1,800m
Highest lift: 2,254m
Total pistes: 600km of alpine skiing
197 ski lifts
291 pistes 

Lift passes can be ordered online here

Accommodation
There's a wide range of accommodation options in Cervinia, you can see the full list here
Find a hotel close to the lift Seggiovia Campetto and you can't go wrong.
In Morzine, check out accommodation options here  

The 5-day coaching courses run from Monday to Friday with at least 5 hours of coaching per day, plus video analysis sessions in the evening and socials!

You will be comfortable skiing most red runs but would like to improve your technique so that you can tackle changing snow conditions, steeper slopes, off-piste and bumps.

These courses are perfect for those wanting to develop their skiing on a regular basis, at the end of the course you will have a documented action plan which all PEAK coaches have access to. This means you can continue your development with any of our coaches anytime. 

Pre-requisite: 
Ski Red and Black runs in parallel confidently and in control
Ski non-stop for 3 hours at 2,000m+ altitude
Ski a fall line descent in the bumps
Link at least 5 turns together off-piste
You can get up unaided if you fall

Unsure of your level:

If you're unsure this is the level for you, pick a camp that has another camp level running and we can move you between the camps as required. 

A typical week includes: 

1. Building blocks of skiing - Where all great skiers start, we call these the building blocks. We always visit these on every course to "re-centre"
2. Video Analysis - A group session highlighting the good bits and the work on bits analysed by you with the support of your coach. 
3. Piste performance - Pushing the limits of your skis on the piste. Expect to nail carving on most runs! 
4. Off-piste - Technique, tactics and safety. One of our favourite areas of skiing (when the conditions are right)
5. Bumps - One of the most challenging areas of skiing, but so much fun to be had. We'll show you the skills! 
6. Steep terrain - How to safely ski terrain over 35 degrees, controlling your speed and line.
7. Equipment workshop - Understanding the correct set-up for you, and how to prepare your equipment to give you the best performance. 

This is subject to change depending on weather and group ability. 

Check our level guide here, this course is for Level 5 skiers, basic advanced. 

What's included: 

• On snow, coaching is at least 5 hours per day with a break for lunch and coffee
• Video analysis normally on Day 1 and Day 4 - you can take the video files with you
• Written action plan from your coach
• Up to 6 per group, this allows the perfect mix of social skiing and adequate time for one 2 one when you need it
• Coaching delivered by BASI Level 4 Diploma holders and overseen by BASI trainers'

Course venues:

• Turin Airport is 120 km, 1hr 45 minutes by car
• Milan Malpensa is 190 km, 2hrs 25 minutes by car
• Geneva is 210km, 2hrs 45 minutes by car

Getting to our Morzine-Avoriaz camps:
Geneva Airport is 60km, 1hr 15 minutes by car

For shared or private transfers try Ski lifts for Cervinia and Getaway vans for Morzine
Compare car hire from one of the above airports with rental cars
For airport bus service from Turin or Milan airport try Savda Bus Company for Cervinia and for Morzine try Sat Bus Company
Let us know where you'll be travelling from and if you'd like to be put in touch with other skiers with similar travel plans. 

The Cervinia Ski area
Perfect for Autumn skiing, Cervinia lies in a high-altitude basin in the lap of Monte Cervino (the Matterhorn) and Piccolo Cervino (Klein Matterhorn) It delivers on amazing pistes that are meticulously groomed and perfect for intermediate to advanced skiers. It also has easy access to Switzerland to ski close to the Klein Matterhorn and of course fantastic coffee.
Lift passes can be ordered online here

Resort altitude: 2,050m
Highest lift: 3,883m
Total Pistes: 54
Ski lifts: 19
Downhill Pistes: 135km
7 Black Pistes (3km)
29 Red Pistes (50km)
10 Blue Pistes
Highest lift: 3,883m
Lowest Piste: 2,050m
Max Vertical: 1833m

The Morzine-Avoriaz Ski area

Morzine and Avoriaz are the central position to the Portes du Soleil. There is a huge mixture of slopes for all levels and our coaches know this area like the back of their hand. We also have great access to skiing bumps and controlled off piste areas with runs into the Swiss ski area from Avoriaz. You will ski a mixture of the Morzine-Avoriaz area during the camp with the terrain being chosen to suit the group and camp goals.

 Resort altitude: 1,000m / 1,800m
Highest lift: 2,254m
Total pistes: 600km of alpine skiing
197 ski lifts
291 pistes 

Lift passes can be ordered online here

Accommodation
There's a wide range of accommodation options in Cervinia, you can see the full list here
Find a hotel close to the lift Seggiovia Campetto and you can't go wrong.
In Morzine, check out accommodation options here  

The 5-day coaching courses run from Monday to Friday with at least 5 hours of coaching per day, plus video analysis sessions in the evening and socials!

You will be happy skiing on any coloured runs and you are looking to get performance out of your skis like carving long turns and grippy short turns on steep slopes. Learn how to master a varied fall line descent in bump's fields and explore off-piste skiing and ski touring.

These courses are perfect for those wanting to develop their skiing on a regular basis, at the end of the course you will have a documented action plan which all PEAK coaches have access to. This means you can continue your development with any of our coaches anytime. 

Pre-requisite: 
Ski Black runs in parallel confidently and in control
Ski non-stop for a half-day at 2,000+ m altitude
Ski a type of fall line descent in the bumps
Link at least 10 turns together off-piste
Carry at least a 15kg backpack all-day
Able to use avalanche safety kit

Unsure of your level:

If you're unsure this is the level for you, pick a camp with another Level running and we can move you between the group levels as required. 

A typical week includes: 

1. Building blocks of skiing - Where all great skiers start, we call these the building blocks. We always visit these on every course to "re-centre"
2. Video Analysis - A group session highlighting the good bits and the work on bits analysed by you with the support of your coach. 
3. Piste performance - Pushing the limits of your skis on the piste. Expect to nail carving on most runs! 
4. Off-piste - Technique, tactics and safety. One of our favourite areas of skiing (when the conditions are right)
5. Bumps - One of the most challenging areas of skiing, but so much fun. We'll show you the skills! 
6. Steep terrain - How to safely ski terrain over 35 degrees, controlling your speed and line.
7. Equipment workshop - Understanding the correct set-up for you, and how to prepare your equipment to give you the best performance. 

This is subject to change depending on weather and group ability. 

Check our level guide here, this course is for Level 7 skiers, known as experts.

What's included: 

• On ski, coaching is at least 5 hours per day with a break for lunch and coffee
• Video analysis normally on Day 1 and Day 4 - you can take the video files with you
• Written action plan from your coach
• Up to 6 per group, this allows the perfect mix of social skiing and adequate time for one 2 one when you need it
• Coaching delivered by BASI Level 4 Diploma holders and overseen by BASI trainers'

Course venues:

• Turin Airport is 120 km, 1hr 45 minutes by car
• Milan Malpensa is 190 km, 2hrs 25 minutes by car
• Geneva is 210km, 2hrs 45 minutes by car

Getting to our Morzine-Avoriaz camps:
Geneva Airport is 60km, 1hr 15 minutes by car

For shared or private transfers try Ski lifts for Cervinia and Getaway vans for Morzine
Compare car hire from one of the above airports with rental cars
For airport bus service from Turin or Milan airport try Savda Bus Company for Cervinia and for Morzine try Sat Bus Company
Let us know where you'll be travelling from and if you'd like to be put in touch with other skiers with similar travel plans. 

The Cervinia Ski area
Perfect for Autumn skiing, Cervinia lies in a high-altitude basin in the lap of Monte Cervino (the Matterhorn) and Piccolo Cervino (Klein Matterhorn) It delivers on amazing pistes that are meticulously groomed and perfect for intermediate to advanced skiers. It also has easy access to Switzerland to ski close to the Klein Matterhorn and of course fantastic coffee.
Lift passes can be ordered online here

Resort altitude: 2,050m
Highest lift: 3,883m
Total Pistes: 54
Ski lifts: 19
Downhill Pistes: 135km
7 Black Pistes (3km)
29 Red Pistes (50km)
10 Blue Pistes
Highest lift: 3,883m
Lowest Piste: 2,050m
Max Vertical: 1833m

The Morzine-Avoriaz Ski area

Morzine and Avoriaz are the central position to the Portes du Soleil. There is a huge mixture of slopes for all levels and our coaches know this area like the back of their hand. We also have great access to skiing bumps and controlled off-piste areas with runs into the Swiss ski area from Avoriaz. You will ski a mixture of the Morzine-Avoriaz area during the camp with the terrain being chosen to suit the group and camp goals.

 Resort altitude: 1,000m / 1,800m
Highest lift: 2,254m
Total pistes: 600km of alpine skiing
197 ski lifts
291 pistes 

Lift passes can be ordered online here

Accommodation
There's a wide range of accommodation options in Cervinia, you can see the full list here
Find a hotel close to the lift Seggiovia Campetto and you can't go wrong.
In Morzine, check out accommodation options here