Adventure travel & vacations

Cat skiing in Kyrgyzstan isn’t your typical winter trip—it’s the kind of place you go when you want something a bit more real, a bit more off the map. Out in the Jyrgalan Valley, the mountains are wide open and covered in light, dry powder. Thanks to Issyk Kul Lake nearby, the area gets a surprising amount of snowfall, and it sticks around in great condition.

You’ll head out each day with a guide and a snowcat, riding up into the mountains and dropping into untouched lines—no crowds, no tracks, just open space and fresh snow. At the end of the day, things slow down. You come back to warm food, simple comforts, and traditional yurts, with nothing but quiet mountains and a sky full of stars around you.

Cat ski Georgia? Goderdzi receives the most snowfall of the Georgian Caucasus. Due to its proximity to the Black Sea, it is very likely to dump here. That is why we offer organized cat ski trips to the Adjara region in western Georgia. You spend your night in a luxury 5 start hotel. From the outdoor jacuzzi you have an amazing view over the Lesser Caucasus. This tour includes 5 days of cat skiing including transfers from Tbilisi/Kutaisi or even Batumi

Cat skiing in Karkara isn’t about the crowds or the curated alpine experience—it’s for the skier who hears the word “remote” and feels relief, not hesitation. Tucked against the rugged spine of the Tien Shan range, right where Kyrgyzstan meets Kazakhstan, Karkara operates on a different rhythm. There are no lift lines, no groomed pistes, just a snowcat and a vast, open playground of steep couloirs, rolling ridges, and wide, treeless bowls that funnel into valleys you won’t find on any app.

In the Accursed Mountains, a unique adventure awaits you. Cat Ski Kosovo combines culture with the immense hospitality of the local people. After a day full of adrenaline, you can enjoy traditional Kosovar dishes and the warmth of our cozy mountain hut.

In the eastern Altai region of Kazakhstan lies a remote wilderness waiting to be discovered. Here, in the foothills of Siberia, temperatures can drop far below freezing. So don’t expect gondolas, après-ski bars, or revolving restaurants. This is raw, back-to-nature adventure — frozen eyelashes, long winter nights, and a steaming hot sauna at the end of the day.

A VIP experience at the Freeride World Tour Qualifier in Kyrgyzstan. As a supporter of our non-profit, you can be part of this unique freeride event in Kyrgyzstan, all week long. You’ll get a special behind-the-scenes view of our organization. After arriving in Bishkek, we’ll arrange a transfer to the eastern part of the country.