Two Days of Pure Adrenaline in the Heart of the Alps
Unforgettable moments on snow and ice, experiencing winter at its fullest.
Challenge yourself, improve your skills and share experiences alongside professional mountain guides and athletes at the SCARPA Mountain Days.
From ice climbing to ski touring, each activity offers a different way to experience the mountains, with sessions tailored to different skill levels.
Six disciplines, six different ways to experience the mountains. Pick your atelier.
The Ateliers
Find Your Level
Whether you're trying something new or looking to refine your technique, SCARPA Mountain Days offer sessions tailored to different skill levels*.
Beginner
Learn the fundamentals, develop your technique and build confidence through practical sessions focused on essential skills.
Advanced
For those looking to take their skills further, with advanced sessions focused on refining technique, deepening knowledge and improving performance.
*The skill level selection for each activity will be available on the corresponding product page.
Our Mountain Guides
Learn from those who know the mountains best. Join small-group sessions led by qualified guides, combining hands-on learning, technical expertise and shared knowledge.
Meet the Athletes
Different backgrounds and experiences, united by the same passion: a love for the mountains. Get to know the SCARPA athletes joining the event and discover the sessions you can take part in together.
Dani Arnold
Ice Climbing
Colin Haley
Ice Climbing
Hervè Barmasse
Ski Touring
Bruno Compagnet
Ski Touring
Nikolai Schirmer
Freeride
Mathis Dumas
Freeride
Charles Dubouloz
Goulotte
Fanny Schmutz
Goulotte
Matthias Scherer
Dry Tooling
Aaron Mulkey
Dry Tooling
Davide Bressan "Metal"
Telemark
Chamonix
At the foot of Mont Blanc, surrounded by iconic peaks and glaciers, Chamonix has played a defining role in the history of mountaineering.
With its breathtaking landscapes, rich alpine heritage and endless opportunities for adventure, Chamonix remains one of the world's most iconic destinations for mountain sports.
Rooted in this extraordinary alpine environment, the Winter Edition of SCARPA Mountain Days brings together exploration, technical learning and new challenges through two days of adventure on snow and ice to the heart of the Alps.
Our Partners
BOA®
GRIVEL®
LYO® Food
Norrona
Raider Research
RECCO®
FAQ
The equipment you need depends on the activity you choose.
Ski Touring and Freeride:
skis, ski poles, climbing skins, ski boots, helmet and a backpack with avalanche safety equipment (avalanche transceiver, metal shovel and probe).
Telemark: telemark skis, telemark boots, ski poles and helmet.
Ice Climbing, Goulotte and Dry Tooling: technical ice tools, crampons, harness, helmet and crampon-compatible mountaineering boots.
For all activities, appropriate technical clothing is required to stay warm throughout a day in the mountains, even in temperatures below 0°C (jacket, trousers, base layers, insulating layers and gloves).
The activities are designed for different experience levels. Check the activity description and select the level that best matches your abilities when booking.
Depending on the experience you choose, you can join a session led by a certified mountain guide or a SCARPA athlete. Explore all available activities now.
Yes! Early Bird Prices are available until November 25, 2026, allowing you to book
your SCARPA Mountain Days experience at a reduced rate.
Depending on the selected activity, the following Early Bird Prices apply:
Ice Climbing, Ski Touring, Dry Tooling, Telemark and Freeride
- With a Mountain Guide: €120 instead of 150
- With a SCARPA Athlete: €175 instead of €220
Goulottes
- With a Mountain Guide: €240 instead of €300
- With a SCARPA Athlete: €290 instead of €370
From November 26, regular prices will apply.
The price includes participation in the selected activity. Demo equipment is available for each discipline, but quantities are limited and availability cannot be guaranteed. Any additional costs, such as lift passes required to use ski lifts, are not included.
Activities are subject to weather and mountain safety conditions. Any changes or cancellations will be communicated to participants by the organizers.
Yes. All participants are required to read and sign a release form before taking part in their selected activity.
You can review the document in advance here.
