Portrait of alpine ski guide Lois Willeit on a snowy Dolomites summit

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Lois Willeit. Raised by these mountains, at home on every face of them.

Twenty seasons guiding guests through the Dolomites, from first tracks on a January morning to long glacier descents in spring. A great ski day should feel effortless for the guest and thoroughly prepared by the guide.

Seasons
20+
Guests
Max 4
Certified
Certified alpine guide
Languages
EN, DE, IT, Ladin

Credentials

Professional foundation.

Qualifications you never have to think about on the mountain, because they are simply there, behind every decision.

01
20+
Seasons in the Dolomites

Every winter on the same home range, from Alta Badia to the Sella group.

02
IFMGA
Certified alpine and ski guide

Full mountain qualification, valid across the Alps.

03
4
Languages spoken

English, German, Italian and Ladin, switched mid-sentence.

04
Yearly
Avalanche and first aid training

Refreshed before every season opens.

Ski tourers on a Dolomites ridge at sunrise

Philosophy

How Lois works.

Born here, not relocated here

Lois grew up in a South Tyrolean valley where the day started with a look at the snow line. That familiarity is the reason he can find quiet powder on a busy Saturday in February.

High class, never stiff

His guests are lawyers, founders and executives who spend their working lives being formal. On the mountain they want precision without performance, and a guide who is genuinely good company.

Safety as a quiet discipline

Risk work happens before you notice it: snowpack observations, aspect choices, timing. You experience it only as a day that felt completely natural and completely secure.

On the mountain

Twenty seasons, one home range.

Ski tourers ascending a snow ridge in the Dolomites
Touring terrain
Ski tourers above a sea of clouds at sunrise
Above the clouds
Winter terrace of an alpine hut in South Tyrol
South Tyrolean hospitality

Roots

Born and raised between these peaks

Questions

Guiding with Lois, in detail.

English, German, Italian and Ladin. Briefings, safety talks and small talk on the lift all happen in your language.

Yes. The day is built around your level, from confident first turns on quiet slopes to steep couloirs and multi-day traverses.

Christmas, February and March weeks are usually reserved months ahead. Short-notice days do open up, so it is always worth a message.

Directly on WhatsApp with Lois. You receive the plan the evening before, adapted to snow, weather and your energy.