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Skiing Magazine E LEVEN SKIING global SKIING destinations ELEVEN SKIING Our mission is to custom-make powerful skiing experiences that will take you from the remote coastal mountains of the Arctic Circle to the high alpine peaks of the Alps and Patagonia, and to our very own backcountry powder mecca in the Rocky Mountains. Eleven’s experiences are a different kind of escape. Simply put, we are not found in traditional destinations. Our lodges, chalets, and Alpages are miles from the main road — in a historic farming village high along the French-Italian border, on a rugged river in Patagonia, and in other unique locations away from the crowd. In each destination world-class food and lodging are combined with guided skiing from mellow side-country trails to first descents down unnamed peaks. Guests of all ages and skill levels are encouraged to join in the adventures and to improve their skills with instruction from our expert guides. Local cultures present the opportunity to participate in a different way of life, to see and enjoy places known only to native insiders. No matter where in the world they may be, every facility has five-star accommodations, award-winning chefs, extensive wine cellars, saunas, steam rooms, spas, and friendly, expert guides who will show you new dimensions of life, friendship, family and adventure. Eleven Experience is headquartered in Crested Butte, Colorado. Eleven represents a new standard in experiential travel. We quench a thirst for unprecedented adventures, authentic connections with down-to-earth guides, and deeply personalized holidays for the discerning traveler. ELEVENEXPERIENCE.COM Perfect, powdery turns in Irwin, Colorado 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS DESTINATIONS page 4 CHILE Rio Palena Lodge page 6 FRANCE Chalet Pelerin & Hibou page 14 ICELAND Deplar Farm page 24 USA Scarp Ridge Lodge & Sopris House page 32 3 OUR SKIING DESTINATIONS DEPLAR FARM, ICELAND CHALET PELERIN & CHALET HIBOU, FRANCE SCARP RIDGE LODGE & SOPRIS HOUSE, COLORADO RIO PALENA LODGE, CHILE RIO PALENA LODGE DEPLAR FARM CHALET PELERIN CHILE ICELAND FRANCE 4 CHALET PELERIN & CHALET HIBOU, FRANCE CHALET HIBOU SCARP RIDGE LODGE SOPRIS HOUSE FRANCE COL ORADO COLORADO 5 6 ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE Located in a remote corner of Patagonia and surrounded by the awe-inspiring Andes mountains, Rio Palena Lodge is the ultimate ski retreat. This newly-remodeled property features an array of heli-skiing, angling, and adventure offerings to ensure you experience the best of Patagonia. Fly through a primeval landscape punctuated by ancient glaciers and snow-capped peaks to find the line of your dreams. Ambitious skiers looking to push their comfort zones will meet their match at Rio Palena Lodge while those looking for some easier turns will have plenty of options to choose from as well. The alpine ski terrain surrounding Rio Palena Lodge offers an exciting assortment of open bowls, steep couloirs, and mellow glacier runs. With this wide array of terrain options, your Eleven Skiing guides and Experience Manager can dial in the perfect itinerary to suit your group. SEASON Early October to Late November SUITABLE FOR Suitable for couples, families, friends and corporate groups with significant backcountry, off-piste experience. BOOKING TIPS The key to planning your trip is to book as early as possible. Give our reservations team a call to discuss your next adventure. Once your trip is reserved, our Experience Team is here to assist you with any requests you may have and will work with you in creating your own custom itinerary. 7 ABOUT THE PROPERTY RIO PALENA LODGE The newly-remodeled lodge features seven en suite bedrooms with stunning views, most of which overlook nature’s spectacular valleys. The spacious dining room features broad, hardwood floors, and exposed wood beams. Large windows offer sweeping views of the nearby river and surrounding peaks. Each day, a fire is lit in the lodge’s immense stone fireplace, creating the ideal space for an après nap or to curl up with a book. End your nights stargazing from the property’s two outdoor, wood-fired, hot tubs and you know you’ve done something right. 8 PROPERTY DETAILS • 13 acre property grounds • Wood burning fireplace in great room with views • Max capacity: 14 people of the Andes • 7 double occupancy rooms with king or double • Wood-fired sauna and hot tubs beds and en suite bathrooms • Gear and wader room • River facing outdoor patio 9 SKIING DETAILS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW Eleven guides will always have you on the mountains and in the zones that are skiing best at the time of your trip. Our guides can be flexible during your trip and will customize each day to provide the skiing experiences you enjoy most. Whether you like low aspect powder fields or cliffs and couloirs, we’ve got you covered. DO YOU NEED TO BE AN EXPERT SKIER TO HELI-SKI AT RIO PALENA? With nearly endless terrain, our guide and experience management teams can customize the perfect itinerary to appease your ultimate alpine objectives. Everyone from hard chargers to laid-back cruisers will find their new favorite lines. WHAT IS THE TERRAIN LIKE IN RIO PALENA? The lodge is surrounded by the towering, snow- covered peaks of the Andes Mountains. Steep couloirs will get even the most experienced skier’s adrenaline pumping, while powder- covered glaciers offer more approachable terrain for less ambitious skiers in your group. Skiing in this part of the world is truly unforgettable, and our guides are just the folks to show you around. IF WE WANT TO TAKE A DAY OFF FROM SKIING, WHAT ELSE CAN WE DO? Rio Palena Lodge’s location allows for easy access to waterfall hikes, mountain biking, whitewater rafting, stand up paddleboarding, and world-class fly fishing during appropriate seasons. If you are looking for a bit of downtime, our fully renovated lodge offers the ultimate in comfortable accommodations and is fully equipped with two wood-fired hot tubs and a wood-fired sauna. 10 11 RECOMMENDED SKIING ITINERARY RIO PALENA LODGE DAY 1 DAY 7 ARRIVAL AT RIO PALENA DEPARTURE • Arrive in Santiago and change planes to fly • Depart the Lodge for Puerto Montt and then to Puerto Montt Santiago for your flight back home • Fly to Rio Palena Lodge after breakfast • Greeting and transfer to the Lodge from either Alto Palena or Chaiten. • Settle in at the lodge, enjoy an afternoon apres, and receive a briefing from your Guide about the week’s itinerary • Enjoy a chef-prepared dinner at the Lodge DAY 2-6 5 FULL DAYS OF HELI-SKIING • Homemade breakfast each morning with flexible skiing start times • Depart in the morning on the helicopter to ski the towering peaks surrounding Rio Palena Lodge • Enjoy chef-prepared lunches in the mountains or at the Lodge • Afternoon of heli-skiing • Alternate activities include: fly fishing, whitewater rafting, hiking, stand up paddle boarding, and mountain biking • End each day with a chef-prepared dinner and a soak in the wood-fired hot tub 12 GETTING HERE BY PLANE • Fly to Santiago Expect an 8-10 hour flight from the US • Catch a flight to Puerto Montt 1 hour, 45 minute flight — Commercial or Charter • Charter Cessna Grand Caravan to Palena airfield 1 hour, 15 minute flight — *Required due to skis/equipment • 20 minute drive to Rio Palena Lodge PUERTO VARAS PUERTO MONTT ARGENTINA CHAITEN FUTALEUFU LAGO YELCHO RIO PALENA LODGE CHILE 13 14 CHALET PELERIN CHALET HIBOU FRANCE FRANCE ABOUT THE EXPERIENCE Skiing in the Tarentaise Valley, especially the Sainte Foy area, is unlike skiing anywhere else in the world. There are diverse outdoor playgrounds for on-slope resort skiing and off-piste runs are easily accessible by cable car, not to mention authentic, local après ski bars, and incredible French cuisine. Our location on the Italian border means customized heli-skiing from the chalet. This is rare in France, and even more unique because we can ski down to the chalet at 1,250 meters, after starting our descent from 3,400 meters. Every day we pick and choose terrain, skiing on glaciers, slaloming between trees, or carving huge turns in open fields. Heli Skiing: Chalet Pelerin and Chalet Hibou are located near three different heli-ski bases which access more than 40 descents that average 1,000 meters. A rarity in Europe, our heli-ski operation allows guests to depart from the comfort of their lodge to enjoy a privately guided heli-skiing day filled with 360-degree views, cold smoke powder, and wide, open runs. The vertical relief is giant, snaking through high-alpine terrain, tree runs, and finally to the valley bottom. Backcountry: Le Miroir is an off-piste skiing paradise. Take advantage of ski lifts to easily access backcountry routes. Wind through the magic forests of St Foy ski resort and shred huge runs along the glacier in Tignes, or simply enjoy a fun descent in the Lost Valley in Val d’Isère—perfect for off- piste beginner skiing. The nearby Vanoise National Park has access to many expert runs, too. Piste Skiing: With our Chalets’ prime locations and close proximity to seven world-class ski resorts, our guests are sure to experience the best resort skiing in Europe. From intermediate to expert- only runs —the Chalets’ easily accessible terrain is for everyone. Between perfecting your turns, take a lunch break at a traditional French mountain café and end the day with classic après skiing a la French style. SEASON Early January - Late April SUITABLE FOR Skiers of all abilities, couples, families, friends and corporate groups. BOOKING TIPS With two, different full experience trips available, guests can choose between a unique, European heli-skiing adventure where heli-skiing with a private guide is on tap every day or our choose-your-own-adventure winter vacation allows for you to mix-and-match your skiing activities.
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