Comfortable altitudes: Approximately 99% of riders at altitudes up to 2,000 meters do not need acclimatisation. This means you can start riding at full pace from day one without worrying about mountain disease.
Good elevation: Mountain slopes with elevations over 1,000 meters provide excellent skiing conditions. Such conditions are highly attractive even for the highlands.
Lots of snow: Frequent snowfalls from October through early November ensure excellent skiing conditions on most of the slopes. Heavy and repeated snowfalls ensure powdery snow.
Lots of skiing trails: There are many backcountry trails near Ridder suitable for both experienced riders and beginners. You can ride on untouched snow and explore interesting trails for weeks.
Even elevation: The even slope and good snow quality make your riding driveable and enjoyable. There are no unexpected drop-offs and you can move freely without frequent stops.
Riding through sparse woods: In most mountains, woods occupy a significant portion of the slopes, providing the opportunity to ride through the areas free of brushwood. This is especially good for freeriders who prefer carving through untouched slopes.
Low avalanche hazard: There are some avalanche danger zones, but they are visible and few in number. Therefore, it is easier to skate safely.
Variety of riding: You can alternate between different skiing options, including skiing off the lifts, hiking, cat skiing and ski touring, so that to quickly adapt to different weather conditions.
Altai Mountains: This region never ceases to amaze visitors with its ancient beauty, legends and secrets. You can admire nature endlessly and never get tired of it.
Comfortable altitudes: Approximately 99% of riders at altitudes up to 2,000 meters do not need acclimatisation. This means you can start riding at full pace from day one without worrying about mountain disease.