Snow tubing means sitting on a big round tube and sliding down a snow track. It’s fast, tickles your tummy, and is really fun! You don’t need to know anything beforehand – just sit down, hold on, and enjoy the ride.

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Snow games are lots of fun! You can build snowmen, make snow angels, throw snowballs, run races, or build a snow fort. You get to play outside in the fresh air and enjoy the winter.

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In LVS training, you learn how to help someone in the snow. You practice using special tools to find a missing signal, search for a person, and dig them out. Everything is explained in a fun, playful way – like a little winter rescue adventure.

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The Zipfy Bob is a small, agile sled with a central handle, suitable for both children and adults. Steering is done by shifting your body weight, while braking is achieved with your feet or by turning the sled sideways. It’s great for hills or sledding slopes and offers fast, action-filled fun. You’ll need winter clothing, sturdy winter boots, sun protection, and a helmet for children.

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The Skifox is a fun winter device where you sit on a padded seat mounted on a single ski and steer using body weight and small foot skis. It’s easy to learn and ideal for beginners and adventure seekers. After a brief introduction, you can start on gentle slopes right away. Required gear includes winter clothing, ski or snowboard boots, a helmet (mandatory for children), and sun protection.

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Snowshoe hiking allows you to walk easily through snowy landscapes without sinking into the snow. It’s perfect for families, beginners, and anyone who wants to experience winter away from busy ski slopes. After a short introduction, you head out with individually adjusted equipment. You’ll need warm winter clothing, sturdy winter boots, and sun protection.

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