Winter may still seem far away, but if you're already dreaming of snowy slopes and new horizons – now is the time to plan. Basecamp Tours presents its programs for Winter 2025/2026 – carefully selected and designed to offer a true mountain adventure for every snow enthusiast.
Expect journeys to Japan, Canada, Alaska, Norway, Iceland, Lapland, Svalbard, and Kazakhstan – destinations that leave memories for a lifetime. Whether you're looking for deep powder, technical terrain, or an experience far from the beaten path – you'll find your place with us.
Here are a few highlights from the upcoming season:
Cross-country skiing in Lapland – November 23–29, 2025
Finnish Lapland is the first place in Europe with reliable snow each winter. At the end of November, we head to Rovaniemi – the hometown of Santa Claus – to get into rhythm before the winter season begins back home. With over 200 km of groomed trails (50 km of them illuminated),this program is suitable for all levels and will be led by Antonia Grigorova – three-time Olympian and multiple national champion in cross-country skiing.
Kazakh pukhlyak – ski touring in Altai – December 5–14, 2025
We’ll explore the slopes of the Altai Mountains – a region known for its light, fluffy snow locals call “pukhlyak.” Daily ascents and descents range between 700 and 1,200 meters, with options for more. Accommodation is in a cozy wooden house, and our hosts will serve fresh homemade meals – letting us experience the local flavors and hospitality beyond the trails.
Japow – The snow that needs no introduction – January 8–18, 2026
Hokkaido is Japan’s northernmost and snowiest island, famed for its deep powder, active volcanoes, natural hot springs, and unbeatable sense of freedom. In addition to skiing, we’ll immerse ourselves in Japanese culture – soaking in hot springs, savoring authentic cuisine, and exploring charming alleyways and temples.
Canada – Skiing in the heart of British Columbia – February 6–15, 2026
British Columbia is one of the world’s most iconic destinations for ski touring and freeride – with vast terrain, reliable snowfall, and unforgettable lines. For those seeking even more adventure – heliskiing is available upon request.
Ski touring and sailing in Lyngen – Norway – April 11–18, 2026
The Lyngen Alps, located over 300 km north of the Arctic Circle, are among Scandinavia’s top ski touring spots. We’ll explore snow-covered peaks and fjords aboard a sailboat, anchoring in a new zone each day for fresh tracks and stunning ocean views.
Ski touring and heli skiing in Alaska – March 21 – April 4, 2026
We’re heading to the Chugach range and the remote coastal town of Valdez, with a few days to explore around Anchorage as well. For flexibility and immersion, we’ll be traveling by camper van. And of course – heliskiing is the ultimate highlight here in Alaska.
Ski Touring in Iceland – an Adventure Around the Troll Peninsula – April 8–26, 2026
This is ski touring like nowhere else – Iceland’s volcanic terrain, ski descents to the sea, northern lights, and surreal landscapes create an otherworldly experience. Our base will be a simple Icelandic house in the village of Akureyri, where we’ll live like locals – shopping at local stores, cooking together, and relaxing on the porch with endless twilight views.
Norway – the Northern Ski Fairy Tale – April 19–26, 2026
Senja is Norway’s second-largest island and a hidden gem above the Arctic Circle. Here, solitude meets wild nature in its purest form. We’ll stay in a house by the fjord, with snowy peaks rising right from the sea – perfect for spring ski touring under nearly endless daylight.
Ski touring in Svalbard – May 1–9, 2026
Ski touring in the Svalbard archipelago (also known as Spitsbergen) is unlike anything else. Each day we’ll set sail to a new route, discovering untouched slopes, glaciers, and fjords – far from any trace of civilization. This trip is for experienced ski tourers looking for the ultimate Arctic adventure.
Snowshoeing in Iceland - an adventure around the Troll Peninsuls and a full tour of thr island – April 18–26, 2026
Another Icelandic adventure – this time with snowshoes. We’ll circle the island, venturing on foot from fjords and valleys, absorbing dramatic landscapes in their rawest form. Our base will again be a cozy house near Akureyri – the perfect spot for immersion and exploration
The iconic alpine traverse linking Chamonix and Zermatt covers more than 120 km through the Mont Blanc, Grand Combin, and Monte Rosa ranges. With 86 km on skis, over 20 glaciers and multiple passes – this route is a true classic. Some days include optional ascents over 3,700 meters for a challenge you’ll never forget.
Full details, pricing, and registration for all winter programs are available here.
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