The high alpine of the Durrand Glacier - Mt.Moloch area strongly resembles the famous terrain of the west Alps. The only differences being... the solitude, the snow-pack (5 meters to 7 meters at the Durrand Glacier area) and the superior snow quality covering the endless untouched slopes.
All programs start at the Durrand Glacier Chalet where we ski for the first two days. On the third day one ski group skis to the high alpine Mt.Moloch Chalet and stays there for two nights. Light packs, great ski peaks, long ski runs down the most amazing glaciers and in the afternoon arriving at the beautiful Mt. Moloch Chalet for the traditional Moloch Nachos and Engadiner Nut Torte après ski snacks. Yes, it is true, for your breakfast the guide will actually bake fresh bread. On the fourth day the group makes a ski-tour out of the Mt.Moloch Chalet. Mt.Graham, Zwilling's Peak, Graham Glacier, Zwilling's Glacier, Tangiers Glacier, Super Couloir... just to mention a few options. The fifth day is when the first group skis back, via another route again, to the Durrand Glacier Chalet. This area is endless and we want our ski guests to see as much as possible, skiing a large variety of terrain and completely untouched powder-snow every day. The last two days of the week we finish up with different ski-tours, peaks and long powder-runs out of the Durrand Glacier Chalet.
The second group skis to the Mt.Moloch Chalet on the day when the first group returns back to the Durrand Glacier Chalet.
The three main routes linking the Durrand Glacier Chalet with the more high alpine Mt.Moloch Chalet:
At the Durrand Glacier Chalet we have all the luxuries... hot running showers, cozy bedrooms, a comfortable reading room and a world class chef. The Mt. Moloch Chalet a smaller and simpler version of the Durrand with high alpine service. The Guide cooks, bakes the famous Mt. Moloch bread and cake. We all sit around the large dining table enjoying the camaraderie that forms after sharing adventures in the high alpine.
This is what makes hut to hut skiing so special at Selkirk Mountain Experience. The combination of the two lodges, one is base "camp" with all the amenities and sits at tree-line while the second lodge is smaller, brings the groups close together, and is in the high alpine in the middle of our grand glaciers.
Of-course it depends on the weather and avalanche stability conditions, but it is the goal of each week that every group is skiing the grand slopes to and from the Mt. Moloch Chalet.





