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#1400 Re: snooooooooooooowboarding
April 17, 2024, 08:52:56 am

Had an amazing week!......
It seemed like it was a popular week in Flaine for climbers with Leo Houlding and Steve McClure both being there.

Sounds ace. I've yet to hit Flaine on a great powder day, came close once, but Vernant was closed due to high wind, so hoovered up what we could in and around the Samoen / Morillon side (still tons TBF). Hard not to default to Praz de Lys though as it's usually dead quiet even on powder days and doesn't get tracked out. Worth a visit if you are nearby with a car.   

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#1401 Re: snooooooooooooowboarding
Yesterday at 02:44:14 am


This is the kinda forecast i like to see immediately before a trip  :great:

Intrigued to see what southern hemisphere snow has to offer and how the new stick likes it down there (doing a backcountry and avalanche course in Wanaka next week, with a days heliski booked for next Thurs to try and get the best out of all that fresh snow that's inbound)

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#1402 Re: snooooooooooooowboarding
Yesterday at 09:15:52 am
Excellent. Don't expect much from the resorts though, they are pretty small. Treble Cone would be good on a powder day though.

 

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