Raphael Eiter
About Raphael
After a few years at the Arlberg and three years as a heliski guide in Canada, I have decided to come home. I and the team want to share our experiences in the alpine and freeride sector with you. Experiencing beautiful experiences and impressions is the most important thing for us. The Pitztal, one of the wildest side-valleys of the Eastern Alps, is the perfect place for winter sport addicts. With our many 3,000s, the unique waterfalls along the valley, as well as the glacier area, we can offer you breathtaking outdoor activities.
Characteristics
Production technician / mechanical engineering
Certified mountain and ski guide
International Canyon Guide
Trained HoR SHRV Level 1
Biography
born 29.06.1986
1986-1999
Grew up in Tieflehn in Pitztal
2001-2005
College of Production Engineering and. Tooling in Fulpmes
2006-2008
Elevator mechanic at the company Schindler Switzerland/Graubünden
2007-2009
Training for certified mountain and ski guide, international Canyon Guide training, trained HoR SHRV Level 1
2008-2014
Since 2008 I work self-employed in different areas, which was extremely fun for me and has always provided a change. In the summer I was active as a mountain guide, mainly in the Alps, as well as individual treks such as eg. at the Kilimajaro. In the winter I worked most of the time on the Arlberg as a guide and freeride guide, in the late winter I preferred ski touring weeks, where it then moved me through the Alpine countries. In the spring and in the autumn I led canyoning tours through our local gorges.
since 2010
Inventor and organizer of the Pitztal Wild Face Freeride Extreme. The hardest freeride race in the world, always taking place on the first weekend in March
2011-2014
Heli-Ski Guide at Canadian Mountain Holidays "CMH" in Canada
2013
Founding member of the mountain guide association Pitztal in summer
since 2014
Head of Alpine and Freeride Academy