It is a pilgrimage to one of the planet's last great snow sanctuaries. Our expedition targets the legendary Mamay zone, a mythical name among global ski tourers for its endless, untouched glades and deep, stable snowpack. Located in the remote East Sayan Mountains of Siberia, Mamay is not a resort, but a vast, roadless wilderness accessible only by specialist transport. Our journey begins in Irkutsk before venturing deep into the taiga. For seven full days, we will be self-sufficient explorers, establishing a backcountry base camp from which we will conduct daily tours through a mesmerising landscape of perfectly spaced birch and pine forests, open bowls, and dramatic ridgelines. This is a pure, immersive ski touring experience, defined by absolute silence, boundless terrain, and the profound feeling of skiing at the edge of the world.

The Pure Gladed Paradise: Mamay offers arguably the world's best tree skiing, with a seemingly infinite network of natural glades across a massive, avalanche-manageable terrain. It’s a tourer’s dream for consistent, protected conditions.

Total Remote Immersion: The combination of a dedicated wilderness base camp and roadless access creates a uniquely focused and immersive experience, free from any resort infrastructure or distractions.

The Siberian Scale: The sheer remoteness, the depth of the snow, and the endless vistas of unbroken taiga provide a humbling sense of scale and adventure found in few other places on Earth.

Expedition Logistics Mastered: The complexity of accessing and operating in this remote zone is managed by expert local operators, allowing you to focus purely on the skiing and the wilderness experience.