Adaptive ski school

Here’s how it works with us.

For whom?
Do you have a disability and are eager to hit the slopes?
Then you’ve come to the right place! At Romme Alpin, we welcome guests with all kinds of disabilities. We can offer both seated and standing skiing experiences.

Our equipment
Our equipment comes from the French brand Tessier. We have several biskis and one sitski. A major advantage of Tessier’s equipment is that it can be used with all types of lifts, including drag lifts and chairlifts. We provide seats in different sizes and various heights of backrests. Together, we’ll determine the best seat for you based on your hip width and the level of support/stability you need.

To rent our equipment, you need a co-rider certificate, which shows that you can use the equipment safely and securely on both lifts and slopes. More information about our equipment:

Biski
A biski consists of a seat mounted on two skis. The skis tilt simultaneously when the equipment is leaned. You can achieve complete independence in a biski with the help of outrigger poles, provided you have balance, core strength, and functional arms. If you need assistance with turning and braking, a co-rider can ski behind you to help or even fully operate the biski.

Sitski
The sitski works similarly to the biski but has only one ski underneath. Some find this easier to control independently as it may be simpler to rotate and steer a single ski. However, it’s also more sensitive to movement, which means that upper-body strength and balance can make self-skiing easier. Here too, a co-rider can ski behind to assist with control.

Standing skiing
We also offer standing skiing. Aids for balance, such as outrigger poles and “sticks,” are available. We also have experience accommodating guests with visual impairments.

Booking
To book an adaptive ski lesson, or if you have any questions, please contact this address: funktionell@rommealpin.se or fill in this form (note in swedish).

Pricing 2025/2026