Worldwide, Alagna has become a true icon of freeride — a name whispered with admiration by skiers who chase pure snow and wide, untouched lines.
Here, off-piste isn’t just a side activity: it’s a way of life. Powder flows right down to the village, the lifts rise directly into high alpine terrain, and the connection between Alagna, Gressoney and Ayas opens up one of the largest freeride areas in the Alps.
What makes Alagna so special?
It’s not only the snow — it’s the feeling of belonging to a place where tradition and adventure meet. Wooden chalets, quiet evenings, and a community that still lives in rhythm with the mountain. Yet, just a few minutes above, you enter a playground of couloirs, long descents, and legendary lines like the Malfatta, Balma, and Canale dell’Aquila.
With the Guided Freeride Monte Rosa experience, our IFMGA-certified guides will take you beyond the obvious — searching for the best snow, reading the terrain, and choosing the most rewarding descents of the day according to weather and safety.
Whether you’re after deep powder turns, steep alpine faces, or long ski-touring approaches, every outing is designed around you and your level.
At the end of the day, the real magic of freeride in Alagna is the mix of intensity and simplicity: adrenaline on the slopes, warmth in the rifugio, and that shared smile that says, “this is the mountain, the real one.”
So why wait?
Pack your skis, bring your curiosity, and let Alagna — the Freeride Paradise of Monte Rosa — remind you what freedom feels like.
