Europe
Guided Tours
Challenging off-piste, incredible backcountry, world-class resorts and unique cultural experiences make Europe the ultimate destination for a freeride snowboard and ski tour. The sheer number of resorts in Europe means that once you arrive in a major transit hub, it's a relatively short drive or flight until you can access pretty much any kind of terrain that you could hope for. There are roughly 1200 resorts in Europe which would make it one of the biggest shreddable expanses in the world. Thanks to these massive ski areas, the statistical chances of scoring freshies for days are a lot higher. The countless small, hidden resorts across Europe mean that folk spread out way more. And unless you’re heading to one of the major freeride areas like Chamonix, your every day European skier or snowboarder just isn’t as powder hungry as their North American or Australian/Kiwi counterparts. All of this, of course, adds up to way more fresh tracks and faceshots for you and I. One of the other great reasons to ski or snowboard in Europe is the culture. There are countless alpine towns and villages that live and breathe the mountains, where the locals have lived and worked in these mountain towns all their lives. We’re talking about the families that farm the valleys in the off-season and the small-town shop and bar owners – all who will have ridden the local hills since they were old enough to walk.
FINLAND
ARCTIC ROAD TRIP
FINNISH LAPLAND
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Explore the real Arctic on an epic road trip through Finnish Lapland’s northernmost ski areas—Pyhä, Luosto, Saariselkä, Levi, and Ylläs. Ride uncrowded slopes, powder-filled fells, and frozen forests, then live the Arctic life with husky sledding, northern lights hunts, smoke saunas, ice-hole swims, and authentic Lappish culture. This is your chance to experience the ultimate adventure above the Arctic Circle.
Austria
MINT WOMEN
INNSBRUCK FREERIDE TOUR
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Get ready for a week of pure Austrian mountain vibes with Mint Guide, Christina Bruno in Tyrol! This trip is all about good times, and soaking in the stunning Tyrolean scenery with a great crew. We’ll be chasing the freshest snow, riding at the best resort each day to maximize the shred! Expect plenty of ripping turns, stops at a charming mountain huts for delicious Kaiserschmarrn or warm Strudel, then diving into the fun après scene after an epic day on the snow.
Italy
MINT WOMEN
ITALY TOUR
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Ciao ladies! We're headed back to Livigno - home of the 2026 Winter Olympics Snowboard events. Join us in Italy’s high-altitude, powder paradise, just after the events have finished. This is going to be a week filled with snowboarding, great food & vino! Along the way you’ll see the best of the resort with daily guiding from a local, make new friends, enjoy traditional cuisine and sample local wines. Livigno has fun terrain with wide-open powder bowls and pistes, easy tree runs and multiple terrain parks.
AUSTRIA
INNSBRUCK
FREERIDE TOUR
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While the Austrian Tyrol is home to some of the biggest resorts in the world, some of the best powder days are to be had in smaller, ‘locals’ resorts which get overlooked. These are our secret spots where you’ll still find powder, even days after a storm. Our local Innsbruck guide is on-hand to give you that local intel and put you in the right spot each day for the best snow. You’ll chase the snow and ride at different resorts each day.
NORWAY
Tromsø Norway Splitboard Tour
7 DAYS I 6 NIGHTS
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Tromsø, nicknamed the “Gateway to the Arctic”, is located 350 km above the Arctic Circle and boasts some of Norway’s most popular splitboarding destinations. Our guided 6 night tour is scheduled in the prime time spring season when the days become longer and brighter to give us more time in the mountains each day, but still enough time in the evenings to glimpse the Northern Lights if we’re lucky.
UZBEKISTAN
UZBEKISTAN
FREERIDE TOUR
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Lying in the heart of the shadowy Central Asian ‘Stan’ states, Uzbekistan is bordered by Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Turkmenistan. On this tour we ride the western Tien Shan Ranges. The snow is dry and stable, even on very steep slopes. The diversity of the terrain, light dry, snow and breathtaking views will make it a destination you will want to return to. Our local guides will make sure the descents are the best of of your season, or maybe even your life.