About me: As a mountain and ski guide, I work in the mountains all year round, together with different people and their different goals and needs. Some want to test their limits, some want to climb a specific mountain, and others just want to have a lot of fun. The latter is particularly easy to achieve when freeriding and ski touring. In winter, the Arlberg transforms into a large white playground where I want to offer my guests a safe environment to discover new things and enjoy their time. Safety, comfort, fun, and commitment are my core values for a fulfilling day in the snow. And, of course, a good nose for good snow 😉
I was born in 1989, grew up in the Eifel region, and moved to the mountains at the age of 18. While studying cultural anthropology and education, my passion was the mountains, and so I became a motivated and committed member of the German women’s expedition squad. After my time with the squad, I trained as a mountain and ski guide. Before becoming self-employed, I worked as a social pedagogue, looking after children and young people who cannot grow up at home.
While I spend the entire winter in Arlberg, during the summer months I live with my partner in an old house in Upper Austria and offer climbing tours, via ferrata, alpine hikes, and high-altitude tours. When I’m not in the mountains, I love to cook, restore furniture, play guitar, and work in the garden.
Qualification: State-certified mountain and ski guide
Locations: Mountain and ski guide in Arlberg (Lech, Zürs, St. Anton, St. Christoph, Warth, Stuben, Sonnenkopf)
