Beyond the Lines: Skiing Andermatt with Adrian Ballinger and Emily Harrington



Andermatt has been and continues to be a special place for skiers who know when to hit it. It’s a place where reliable snow, lift-accessible alpine terrain, and Swiss culture all come together—and when you add Adrian Ballinger and Emily Harrington into the mix, the experience goes well beyond just skiing. Here are five ways this trip stands apart from anywhere else you could ski:
1. Adrian and Emily as Your Ski Partners
You won’t just ski with guides—you’ll ski with Adrian Ballinger and Emily Harrington. Between them, they’ve spent decades chasing lines from the Himalaya to Patagonia, and they bring that same knowledge and stoke to Switzerland. You’ll learn how they approach terrain, manage risk, and find the best snow.
2. Local Knowledge Without the Guesswork
Andermatt is a huge mountain playground with complex terrain. On your own, it’s easy to miss the best zones. With us, you’ll skip the trial and error—Adrian, Emily, and our Swiss partners know exactly where to go when conditions change.
3. A Small, Tight-Knit Team
We cap the group size so that it stays personal and connected. You won’t get lost in a crowd—every skier has time with Adrian, Emily, and the guides, and the pace and objectives reflect the skills of the team. It feels more like skiing with friends than joining a tour group.
4. The Balance of Big Terrain and Swiss Comfort
Andermatt delivers world-class alpine descents, but the experience doesn’t end on the mountain. Evenings are spent in a small Swiss village with great food, cozy lodging, and a relaxed atmosphere. It’s a rare chance to combine serious skiing with genuine downtime.
5. More Than Just Skiing Powder
Yes, we’re chasing powder, but this trip is also about growth. You’ll refine your skiing in alpine terrain, gain confidence in decision-making, and pick up strategies from two pros who have built their lives around mountains.
Questions? Chat with our team or send us an email, we’re heading to Andermatt February 22 – March 1st, 2026.




