Mountain Tracks Joins Ski Safari

Mountain Tracks Joins Ski Safari

Mountain Tracks Joins Ski Safari

Ski Safari is pleased to announce the acquisition of Mountain Tracks, marking an exciting new chapter for the brand and its future adventures in the mountains.

Since launching in 1999, Mountain Tracks has built a strong reputation for expert-led ski touring, off-piste adventures and alpine experiences across some of the world’s most iconic mountain destinations. From classic Haute Route journeys and ski mountaineering trips to introductory touring holidays and summer alpine adventures, Mountain Tracks has helped thousands of skiers and snowboarders explore the mountains in new ways.

Ski Safari has taken ownership of the Mountain Tracks brand and operation, continuing to offer the same passion for mountain travel, adventure and expert guiding that customers have come to expect.

Richard Rice, Founder and Chairman of Ski Safari, said:

“Mountain Tracks has a fantastic reputation within the ski touring and mountain adventure community, and we’re delighted to welcome the brand into the Ski Safari family. We look forward to building on its strong heritage and continuing to deliver exceptional mountain experiences for guests in the years ahead.”

The Ski Club of Great Britain, which has owned Mountain Tracks in recent years, will continue to work closely with Ski Safari and Mountain Tracks going forward. Ski Club members will continue to benefit from exclusive offers and discounts on selected Mountain Tracks holidays.

Katy Ellis, General Manager of the Ski Club of Great Britain, said:

“Mountain Tracks has been a great part of the Ski Club family for many years, and we’re incredibly proud of the adventures, experiences and community it has created. We’re excited to see the brand continue under Ski Safari’s ownership and look forward to supporting its future growth.”

All existing Mountain Tracks bookings and customer communications will continue as normal under Ski Safari.

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