Snowkiting - kite on the snow this winter

This year's winter is perfect for snowkiting or kitesurfing in the snow, as the abundant snowfalls are wind in his sails. Or better, wind in a kite (kite). Kiting on snow is very similar to kiting on water or land, except that instead of a waterboard or skateboards, we use snowboards or skis. And it's okay if this is news to you. There are also courses available for this, which will ensure that you quickly master this interesting sport discipline.

Snowkiting is a relatively new sport for us. A kitesurfing in the snow is quickly gaining popularity as you are completely independent. All you need is a kite, snow and something wind, which is the driving force without which snowkiting is simply not possible. In addition to skiing, cross-country skiing, sledding and skating, winter also offers gliding on snow (or ice), which combines the elements of boarding/skiing and paragliding. Snowboarding is far from being limited to white fields or ventilated surfaces, so the terrain is almost unlimited. And you don't need a lift ticket for it, because your "lift" is a kite that can take you deep into the embrace of the mountains, over the whitewashed meadows, frozen lakes,…

If you already board or ski, then you will easily master snowkiting, namely most beginners get the feeling already after half an hour. In addition, it is not such an expensive sport at all, apart from the initial investment. But if you already have equipment for skiing or snowboarding, you are just missing this fresh winter sports discipline because.

If you would like to learn snow kiting under the watchful eye of an instructor, from mid-December to mid-March in Thalgau near Mondsee in Solnograška, Austria, they take place every day basic courses (the price ranges from 96 eurosin per person up to 178 euros for a two-day course). You only need a board or skis. To study with us, please contact Kanza sportstyle. And where do Slovenians prefer to kite in the snow? On Bloki, in Lesce and Postojna.