Mountain experiences

Avalanche course for beginners: learn to use your safety equipment, how to behave in winter terrain even if it is marked, and plan your route while managing your risks.

Trees started developing 360 million years ago. Since then, evolution provided them with skills to adapt to any environmental changes they face. Walking in forests, heavens of diversity, contributes to our well-being; what if trees could also inspire us in our lives and relationships? Or in the way we organise our institutions, companies or even societies ? This hike invites to reflect on these questions.

Late autumn marks the beginning of the chamois' mating season. Come and observe this crucial and spectacular period, and learn to identify and understand the behaviour of this wild species

A snowshoe outing with colleagues or friends to recharge your batteries, following the tracks of wolves, lynx, stoat, deer, wild boar or grouse, and many others. We will interpret their tracks and unravel the mysteries left by the fauna before our passage, and observe nature in the middle of winter

Take advantage of the moonlight to walk without headlamps through the forests and over the Jura peaks with incredible views, and enjoy an award-winning fondue

Discover the Pays du St. Bernard and experience the spiritual and millennial welcome of its famous Hospice. We will cross the Great St. Bernard Pass, following in the footsteps of pilgrims, refugees and hikers. We will stay and discover this high mountain region with accessible snowshoe hikes offering breathtaking views.

Modern avalanche risk and safety management frameworks can help teams develop their communication and collaboration skills. Learn how to realistically assess and manage risk, moving safely through exposed terrain and learning to use avalanche safety equipment as a team.