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Location

Cervinia, Italy

Duration

1 weeks

Style

technical

Ability

Intermediate

Advanced

Expert

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Milan Linate, IT

Finish your season on a high — a sun-soaked week of skiing, coaching, and good times. Perched high in the Italian Alps and linked with Switzerland’s Zermatt, Cervinia offers glacier access, long rolling pistes and stunning views of the Matterhorn. With expert coaching, spring laps, and a laid-back après scene, it’s the perfect way to make the most of the season’s final turns.

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Course Spec

Terrain

Groomer

Powder/Trees

Backcountry

Freestyle

A spring camp designed for a strong finish. Focused on carving, edge control, and technical refinement on high-altitude pistes.

Ability

Novice

Intermediate

Advanced

Expert

For intermediate to expert skiers who want to finish the season with confidence. Train in ability-matched groups for focused progression.

Age

18-29

30-39

40-49

50+

Open to anyone with a love for skiing and a taste for adventure. Whether travelling solo or with friends, you'll fit right in.

Nationality

UK + Europe

AUS + NZ

N. America

Other

An international mix of skiers. Expect new friends, shared stoke, and mountain memories that cross borders.

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Full Course Story 1 Weeks in Cervinia, Italy

If you’re not ready for winter to end, our Spring Technical Camp in Cervinia is your perfect send-off. Set in Italy’s breathtaking Aosta Valley and connected to Switzerland’s legendary Zermatt, this high-altitude resort delivers reliable late-season snow, glacier access, and wide-open slopes ideal for focused progression.

Spend five full days skiing in small, supportive groups as you polish your technique and soak up the best of spring — sunny pistes, soft snow, and relaxed vibes. Whether you’re refining your carving or building confidence before summer, our expert coaches will help you lock in the fundamentals and finish your season strong.

Expect long laps, Italian lunches, mellow après, and a sociable crew who aren’t ready to hang up their skis just yet. Accommodation is in laid-back, friendly hotels with breakfast, transfers and a 6-day lift pass included. It’s the perfect way to wrap up your season — spring snow, expert coaching, and a final boost of stoke to carry into summer.

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Timeline

Spring riding at its finest — from slushy turns to sunset après. Here’s how the week shapes up.

Arrival
Day 2
Days 3-4
Day 5
Days 6-7
Farewell

You’ll land on Saturday and meet up with the crew for our group transfer into the Alps. After a scenic drive into the Aosta Valley, we’ll check in and kick things off with a relaxed welcome. We’ll give you the full run-through of what’s in store, then head into town for a well-earned meal. Sleep early or grab a drink on a patio — the choice is yours.

The first morning is mellow — think Matterhorn views, coffee, and getting sorted with gear. We’ll head up the hill for a cruisy first ski, easing into the terrain and soaking up the spring sunshine (hopefully). Your coach will check in on your goals and give you some early pointers to get the most from your week.

These are your big progression days. With your ski legs firing, we’ll dig into focused coaching to build confidence and unlock new skills. Whether you’re chasing smoother carving, more control, or just a stronger all-round ride, we’ll help you dial it in. Expect good vibes, tailored feedback, and social laps with a fun crew. Evenings feature video reviews, pizza, wine, and stories from the slopes.

Midweek is yours to shape. Take the day off, head to a local spa, or chase the spring corn snow with some casual laps. You’ll find people keen to ride, grab a long lunch in the sun, or wander the alpine town. No pressure — just good options and good company.

The final two days are all about flow — taking what you’ve learned and putting it into action across varied terrain. Coaches will help push your riding that extra step, with plenty of stoke and encouragement. Expect bluebird turns, soft slush, and big smiles. We’ll wrap with a celebratory evening, drinks, and good times.

With fresh skills and the memories of a great week, you’ll jump on the transfer and head home. Most people leave dreaming of their next Nonstop trip — or already booking one.

Spring riding at its finest — from slushy turns to sunset après. Here’s how the week shapes up.

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Resort

Cervinia is Italy’s most snow-sure resort. Known for its high-altitude slopes, silky snow and Matterhorn views, Cervinia mixes an authentic Italian atmosphere with varied skiing and snowboarding.

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Vertical

7,425 ft

Skiable Area

360 km

Runs

150

Connected To

Zermatt

Terrain
Snow
Culture
Nightlife

Cervinia is one of the largest ski areas in the Alps, connected to Zermatt in Switzerland. Known for its high-altitude slopes, silky snow and Matterhorn views, Cervinia mixes an authentic Italian atmosphere with varied skiing and snowboarding.

Cervinia is Italy’s most snow-sure resort, boasting a great snow record with 4 metres of annual snowfall and glacier riding all year round, linked to Zermatt’s equally snow-laded slopes. Cervinia’s impressive altitude means top-to-bottom snow coverage is consistent and high quality.

Situated at 2,050m, the village of Breuil-Cervinia is centred around a car-free, cobblestoned main street. There’s a relaxed atmosphere here, but a lively one too when you know where to look.

The town isn’t rock ‘n’ roll, but when the bars get going at weekends the nightlife livens up considerably. Après ski is pub-based and occurs throughout the village, with happy hours kicking off after the lifts close. From the slopes, you can ski to the terraces of a couple of piste-side bars in the base area, like the chic hotel Principe delle Nevi.

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Coaching

Spring is the perfect time to fine-tune your skiing. With a relaxed pace, great weather, and less crowded pistes, you’ll focus on ski fundamentals in a fun and supportive environment.

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Groups Size

Groups

By Ability

Coaching Days

Video Analysis

Yes

Sessions
Video
Groups
Coaches

Ski five full days with your Nonstop coach, with a midweek rest day to explore or free ski. Cervinia and Zermatt’s high-altitude slopes offer ideal spring conditions to focus on carving, balance and flow — all tailored to your level and goals.

We’ll use video analysis to break down your technique and help you see your own progress. Sessions take place back at the chalet in a relaxed, collaborative setting.

You’ll ride with a small crew of 6 per coach, grouped by level. It’s a social and supportive setting where progression is shared and fun — with plenty of one-on-one feedback. It’s the perfect environment to push yourself without pressure.

Our coaches are top-level pros from across the Alps and Canada — passionate, highly qualified, and dedicated to helping you improve fast while enjoying the ride. With technical insight and great energy, they’ll help you make real breakthroughs and leave you stoked to ski more.

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Jens

Ski Coach // Fernie

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Anna

Ski Coach // Banff

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Alex

Ski Coach // Les 2 Aples

Activities

This isn’t just about skiing — it’s about making the most of the mountains in spring.

Experiences
Socials

Ride from Italy to Switzerland as you link Cervinia with Zermatt for one of the most scenic days of skiing in the Alps. Cross glaciers, soak up Matterhorn views, and cruise one of the continent’s highest pistes. The snow’s soft, the sun’s out, and the stoke is high.

Après takes a mellow, sun-drenched turn in spring. Think mountain terrace drinks, alpine dinners, and evenings hanging with your crew back at the chalet. Whether it’s your final hurrah or a spontaneous getaway, the vibe is always social and full of good energy.

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Ski in Zermatt

Ride over the border into Switzerland — glacier skiing, steeper lines, and next-level views.

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Spring Technical Ski Camp

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Overview

Full Course Story 1 Weeks in Cervinia, Italy

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