You've been invited to the crew. Here's the plan.

The crew
trip,
sorted.

We match your crew to the right resort, price it per person,
and give you one plan the whole crew can vote on.

Plan the trip →

Nobody wants to organise it.
One friend ends up with five tabs
and three group chats,
chasing everyone for a yes.
This makes that friend the hero.

Where the crew
should go

Your crews

What's on
this winter

Questions
the crew asks

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Last run Les Arcs, 17:06
Is planning free?

Yes. Matching resorts, building the trip, sharing the plan and voting on it cost nothing. You only pay when you book.

How does Alpine Rats make money?

We earn a commission from the accommodation, rental and transfer partners you book through. There's no fee on top: the price you see on the partner site is the price you pay.

Are the prices on the site final?

No, they're indicative, so you can compare resorts and set a budget. Live prices for your exact dates are shown by each partner before you pay.

Who pays whom?

Alpine Rats never takes a payment. Each part is booked and paid on the partner's site, by whoever books it.

Do my friends need an account?

Not to look. Anyone with the crew link sees the plan. To join and vote they enter an email and a one-time code. No password.

How does the crew decide?

Each rat votes in or out. Anyone can propose a different plan. The leader sets how many need to be in, and when they are, the trip is on.

Can we book just part of it?

Yes. Every part is optional. Already have a chalet? Build the rest. Planning as a crew? The booking links open once enough of you are in.

Is it only for snowboarders?

The name is snowboard slang. The trips aren't. Skiers, riders, mixed crews and first-timers all welcome.

What's an alpine rat?

Someone who'd rather be on the mountain. Like a park rat, but for the whole range. If you're reading this in November, that's you.

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