Alpinmesse

The alpine fair (Alpinmesse)with the alpine forum (Alpinforum), Europe's leading mountain sports trade fair and conference, will take place in Innsbruck from November 22nd to 23rd, 2025. This annual event brings together experts, mountain sports enthusiasts, major organizations and brand manufacturers. Two days full of mountain sports and PowderGuide will also be there.

Lo.La Peak Solutions GmbH is celebrating a special anniversary! 10 years full of valuable experiences and unforgettable moments. Always in focus: utilising the knowledge of experts in the field and drawing the best from it to develop customised offers for our customers and partners. It has always been important to us to remain authentic and to go our own way.

The Alpine Forum was divided into three thematic blocks, whereby we were primarily interested in thematic blocks one and two: "What has changed in the mountains?" & "Mountain professionals: consequences in everyday working life and training?". We also got hold of the analyse:berg issues and would like to give a brief overview of selected content here.

The Austrian Board of Trustees for Alpine Safety (ÖKAS) analyses alpine accidents and derives trends, recommendations and prevention measures from the data. Since 2006, the Alpine Fair has served as a platform for information, training and networking, with the Alpine Forum, organised by ÖKAS, playing a central role. Since this season, ÖKAS has also been a partner of PowderGuide, with the aim of jointly disseminating information and knowledge on the subject of alpine safety.

Just in time for the start of the season, the Alpine Fair and Alpine Forum 2022 will take place in Innsbruck from November 12 to 13, 2022. In addition to exhibitions, lectures and film screenings, there will once again be the opportunity to take part in exciting workshops on the topic of safety in the mountains and refresh your own outdoor knowledge.

The Alpinmesse in Innsbruck has established itself as a fixed meeting point for the German-speaking mountain community. A short report on the lack of groundbreaking innovations, general trends and the annual see-and-be-seen:

Online registration for the free SnowHow Camps opened yesterday. The camps provide avalanche knowledge for beginners and slightly advanced freeriders and ski tourers in a practical day and evening lectures.

"Bavarian Alpine Manifest" (BAM) is the latest project from busy hobbyist Markus "Bambam" Steinke, previously best known as an indie ski builder for Mountain Wave and Skylotech. At the heart of BAM is the Pindung®, a touring binding that combines a PinTech system with an alpine jaw binding.

The Open Faces focus on young talent: Two of the three FWT junior competitions taking place in Austria in 2015 will be held as part of the Open Faces Contests in Kappl (18.01.2015) and on the Hochkönig (08.02.2015).

As in previous years, the Freeride Film Festival is going on tour again this year. Filmmakers and riders will once again visit cities in Austria, Germany and Poland. This year, national and international productions will be shown, including "Mission Steeps" with Samuel Anthamatten, Xavier De Le Rue and Andreas Fransson, who was recently involved in an accident.