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Atomic ski touring camp 2026 in Rauris
02/25/2026 • Sarah-Louise SchaaryFrom March 24th to 27th, 2026, our cooperation partner Atomic invites you to a ski touring camp in Rauris. In the high alpine setting of the Goldberg Group, advanced and experienced ski tourers can look forward to an intensive program of guided ski tours, workshops and the opportunity to test the latest equipment. The camp is the perfect way to round off the season with new impressions, fresh impulses and plenty of time in the mountains and to expand your own skillset. -
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PartnerNews | Atomic Ski Touring Camp Rauris 2025
03/26/2025 • PowderGuideOur partner Atomic is once again organizing the Rauris ski touring camp this spring. If you already have experience in ski touring, can easily master 1,200 meters of altitude or more and would like to deepen your knowledge in the area of ski mountaineering, then this is the right place to be for you. For three days, you will explore the peaks of the region with mountain guides and enjoy comfortable and well-catered accommodation at the Ammerer Hof. There are also opportunities to test next year's Atomic equipment, workshops & specialist lectures, company from Atomic athletes, professional photo footage of you skiing and a goodie bag worth 200 euros on top! -
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TouringTip | Ortberg
01/17/2019 • Christian SkalaAt the very end of the Gastein Valley near Sportgastein, the starting point of this south-facing pleasure tour is located at an altitude of over 1500 m with guaranteed snow. Compared to many tours in the area, this tour is a little quieter and more leisurely and you are also rewarded with a wonderful panoramic view at the summit. -
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Anno dazumal Part 3 | Snowshoeing in the Hohe Tauern
01/02/2017 • Bettina LarlThe third article in the Anno dazumal series takes us to the Hohe Tauern at the beginning of the 20th century. Hans Skofizh and Franz Tursky report on tours to the Schareck, Hohe Riffl and Granatspitze in the article "Snowshoeing in the Hohe Tauern" from 1913. These descents were probably some of the first ski descents in the Hohe Tauern.