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The last skimo trip of the season. Thanks Konkordiahutte for a wonderful time. Skiing conditions were excellent.
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The last skimo trip of the season. Thanks Konkordiahutte for a wonderful time. Skiing conditions were excellent.
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Fantastic views on Kungsleden just north of Bárkká, Norbotten, Sweden. April 2024
#vintertur #skidtur #skitour #skitouring #vitaBandet #hiking #nature #outdoors #mountains #kungsleden #vinterled
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Fantastic views on Kungsleden just north of Bárkká, Norbotten, Sweden. April 2024
#vintertur #skidtur #skitour #skitouring #vitaBandet #hiking #nature #outdoors #mountains #kungsleden #vinterled
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Fantastic views on Kungsleden just north of Bárkká, Norbotten, Sweden. April 2024
#vintertur #skidtur #skitour #skitouring #vitaBandet #hiking #nature #outdoors #mountains #kungsleden #vinterled
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Fantastic views on Kungsleden just north of Bárkká, Norbotten, Sweden. April 2024
#vintertur #skidtur #skitour #skitouring #vitaBandet #hiking #nature #outdoors #mountains #kungsleden #vinterled
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Fantastic views on Kungsleden just north of Bárkká, Norbotten, Sweden. April 2024
#vintertur #skidtur #skitour #skitouring #vitaBandet #hiking #nature #outdoors #mountains #kungsleden #vinterled
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Winter is coming to an end, snow already pretty wet, but still a nice tour to Kerschkernkogel
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On the second and last day of our ski touring eastern we ascended the Rossbodenstock, skied down to Andermatt and took the train back to our car. As expected several others ascended the same summit. But it was far from crowded. Round about 20 people on the summit. The descent to Andermatt is fairly steep (rated AD+), so there we were for ourselves again. The first part was really very rough and icy.
But afterwards we were gifted with absolutely lovely conditions. We managed to ski almost to the first houses of Andermatt.Two really great days, well spent.
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On the second and last day of our ski touring eastern we ascended the Rossbodenstock, skied down to Andermatt and took the train back to our car. As expected several others ascended the same summit. But it was far from crowded. Round about 20 people on the summit. The descent to Andermatt is fairly steep (rated AD+), so there we were for ourselves again. The first part was really very rough and icy.
But afterwards we were gifted with absolutely lovely conditions. We managed to ski almost to the first houses of Andermatt.Two really great days, well spent.
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On the second and last day of our ski touring eastern we ascended the Rossbodenstock, skied down to Andermatt and took the train back to our car. As expected several others ascended the same summit. But it was far from crowded. Round about 20 people on the summit. The descent to Andermatt is fairly steep (rated AD+), so there we were for ourselves again. The first part was really very rough and icy.
But afterwards we were gifted with absolutely lovely conditions. We managed to ski almost to the first houses of Andermatt.Two really great days, well spent.
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On the second and last day of our ski touring eastern we ascended the Rossbodenstock, skied down to Andermatt and took the train back to our car. As expected several others ascended the same summit. But it was far from crowded. Round about 20 people on the summit. The descent to Andermatt is fairly steep (rated AD+), so there we were for ourselves again. The first part was really very rough and icy.
But afterwards we were gifted with absolutely lovely conditions. We managed to ski almost to the first houses of Andermatt.Two really great days, well spent.
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On the second and last day of our ski touring eastern we ascended the Rossbodenstock, skied down to Qndermatt and took the train back to our car. As expected several others ascended the same summit. But it was far from crowded. Round about 20 people on the summit. The descent to Andermatt is fairly steep (rated AD+), so there we were for ourselves again. The first part was really very rough and icy.
But afterwards we were gifted with absolutely lovely conditions. We managed to ski almost to the first houses of Andermatt.Two really great days, well spent.
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We departed by car very early at 4:30 and drove to Tschamut, the last village before the road to Operalppass is closed in Winter. There we mounted our Skis and ascended the Piz Cavradi by its north ridge. It was absolutely lonesome up to the summit. The short downhill to the Maighels alpine hut was on enjoyable Sulz.
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There’s been an incredible amount of fresh snow over the last few days, so yesterday I just couldn't resist going on a short ski tour and taking three peaks in one go. 1300m elevation gain, fantastic slopes covered in fresh snow - and about four hours later, I was pretty exhausted but also very happy 😁
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There’s been an incredible amount of fresh snow over the last few days, so yesterday I just couldn't resist going on a short ski tour and taking three peaks in one go. 1300m elevation gain, fantastic slopes covered in fresh snow - and about four hours later, I was pretty exhausted but also very happy 😁
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There’s been an incredible amount of fresh snow over the last few days, so yesterday I just couldn't resist going on a short ski tour and taking three peaks in one go. 1300m elevation gain, fantastic slopes covered in fresh snow - and about four hours later, I was pretty exhausted but also very happy 😁
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There’s been an incredible amount of fresh snow over the last few days, so yesterday I just couldn't resist going on a short ski tour and taking three peaks in one go. 1300m elevation gain, fantastic slopes covered in fresh snow - and about four hours later, I was pretty exhausted but also very happy 😁
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There’s been an incredible amount of fresh snow over the last few days, so yesterday I just couldn't resist going on a short ski tour and taking three peaks in one go. 1300m elevation gain, fantastic slopes covered in fresh snow - and about four hours later, I was pretty exhausted but also very happy 😁
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For now, it looks like winter has no intention of leaving.
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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For now, it looks like winter has no intention of leaving.
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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For now, it looks like winter has no intention of leaving.
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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For now, it looks like winter has no intention of leaving.
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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For now, it looks like winter has no intention of leaving.
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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I went ski touring today after winter made a real comeback this week. 😊
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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I went ski touring today after winter made a real comeback this week. 😊
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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I went ski touring today after winter made a real comeback this week. 😊
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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The High Tatras are a granite island in Central Europe, sculpted by Pleistocene glaciers. These jagged peaks contrast with wind-blown snow, marking a landscape where mountaineering traditions date back over a century. Human silhouettes appear as tiny dots against the prehistoric rock of Poland’s only alpine range.
#mountains #tatras #winter #geology #alpinism #nature #poland #landscape #snow #climbing #hiking #skitouring #highpeaks #photography #fotografia #travel
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I went ski touring today. Clouds, winter light, and maybe some fresh snow again on Thursday. 😊🌨️⛷️
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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I went ski touring today. Clouds, winter light, and maybe some fresh snow again on Thursday. 😊🌨️⛷️
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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I went ski touring today. Clouds, winter light, and maybe some fresh snow again on Thursday. 😊🌨️⛷️
#alps #mountains #austria #tyrol #winter #snow #alpine #skitouring #nature
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I guided a group of three families, 3 adults and 4 kids, to the Frümsellücke.
Start at 6:30 at Winterthur railway station.
The temperatures were sweatening yet the snow in the upper parts still frozen.
The kids did it really well and we reached our "summit" well within the planned time frame. After some lunch we enjoyed skiing down. Thanks to the ski ressort we were able to ski down to the valley just 50m before the bus stop.
We returned tired, yet relaxed and contented at 16:45 at Winterthur. A great day spent! -
Super nice weather for a ski tour today. Sunny and warm with no wind at all.
Nothing steep today as the risk of avalanches was quite high.
#skimo #skitouring #slovakia #westtatras -
Super nice weather for a ski tour today. Sunny and warm with no wind at all.
Nothing steep today as the risk of avalanches was quite high.
#skimo #skitouring #slovakia #westtatras -
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Invitation to provide user feedback for the EAWS avalanche danger scale:
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That day felt unusual — I was moving between two heavy layers of clouds.
The soft, filtered light gave the place a mysterious mood, transforming those modest mountains into something from a child’s fantasy tale.#NatureOnMastodon
#AlpinePhotography
#SkiTouring
#WinterLandscape
#BackcountrySkiing
#photographyonmastodon
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Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.
#Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions
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Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.
#Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions
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Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.
#Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions
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Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.
#Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions
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Came across this wonderful image from Arctic photographer, Martin Hartley, which shows me skiing up from base camp on Klyutchevskoy Sopka. The mountain had started erupting before we arrived and the volcanic ash on the snow gave the terrain an almost lunar look.
#Kamchatka #ski #mountains #mountaineering #skitouring #expeditions
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“How to kick off The Highest Ways: A 7-Day Trentino to Friuli Alpine Traverse”
To pull off this 7-day crossing, your strategy for fuel and gear is just as important as your ski line. Below are the specific locations to stock up and the best spots to refuel along the way.
⛺ Planning the Window: When to Book
- The Winter Window: The main winter season for most refuges and lift facilities in the Dolomites runs from early December (around Dec 5–6) through early April (around April 6–7).
- Hut Strategy: Many high-altitude huts officially open for winter around December 5 or 6. However, popular refuges like Lagazuoi may open slightly later in December (around Dec 23), while others like Averau open as early as Dec 6.
- Early Spring: The high-altitude trekking season traditionally begins on June 20, but if the weather is favorable, many huts in Trentino open their doors early in spring.
🛒 Where to Buy Gear & Supplies
Start your journey in San Martino di Castrozza, which serves as your primary base for equipment and food.
- Mountain Equipment & Ski Gear
- San Martino di Castrozza: You will find several shops for mountain clothing and equipment. Minimarket Taufer also stocks gear-related accessories like condimenti and basic mountain needs.
- Cortina/Pocol Area: If you pass through the northern routes, the Sports Equipment Rental Pocol opens in early December.
- Groceries & High-Energy Snacks
- Despar Supermarket (San Martino): Best for fresh fruit, regional specialties, artisanal cold cuts, and local cheeses.
- Coop Supermarket (San Martino): Famous for quality and organic options, including a section for natural foods, whole grains, and healthy snacks.
- Minimarket Taufer (San Martino): Offers a wide range of “genuine products” including speck, salumi, honey, and specialty muesli (chocolate, yogurt/raspberry, or honey/nut mixes) which are perfect high-energy trail fuel.
- Finishing in Friuli (Forni di Sopra)
- Cooperativa Imperial Forni: A central supermarket for replenishing supplies.
- Local Delicacies: Visit Malga Alta Carnia or Malga Carnia Formaggi for specialty mountain cheeses and select cold cuts.
- Fresh Bread: Stop at Panificio Fornese for local baked goods to carry on your final descent.
🍰 Sweet Treats, Chocolate & Coffee
Alpine touring burns thousands of calories, so high-energy stops are essential. - Pasticceria Myriam (Forni di Sopra): A great spot to end your journey with traditional Friulian pastries.
- Minimarket Taufer: Stocks a variety of chocolates and sweets specifically labeled for mountain energy.
- Bar & Chocolaterie (Hotel Villa Eden, Corvara): If your route dips into Val Badia, they offer a wide range of flavored hot chocolates and little chocolates perfect for a mid-journey treat.
- Handmade Dolomites Chocolate: Look for specialized “Dolomites Chocolate” in local centers like the Gardena Center, which combines South American and African cocoa with mountain tradition.
🍽️ Where to Have Dinner & Breakfast - Alpine Refuge Dining: In winter, a typical hut meal starts with a platter of speck, luganega, and Alpine cheeses, followed by hearty classics like goulash with polenta or hot canederli (Tirolian dumplings).
- Baita Colverde (San Martino): At 2,000 meters, this refuge offers traditional Primiero Valley specialties and is perfect for a lunch stop or a romantic high-altitude dinner.
- Malga Civertaghe (San Martino): A mountainside dairy farm (malga) known for authentic local food like polenta and a blend of Italian and Austrian dishes.
- Rifugio Rosetta: Offers warming meals like pasta with venison or minestrone, essential after skiing through deep snow.
- Ristorante da Anita: Ideal for a traditional dinner featuring local specialties like pumpkin ravioli and sachertorte.
To help you prepare for the physical demand of this “High Ways” crossing, here is a breakdown of the daily metrics for a 7-day winter ski traverse from Passo Rolle (Trentino) to Forni di Sopra (Friuli).
🏔️ Difficulty and Terrain
This traverse is classified as Intermediate to Advanced. You should be a fluid off-piste skier capable of handling all snow conditions and comfortable with “kick turns” on slopes up to 35°.📊 7-Day Performance Summary
The average daily climb with skins ranges from 500m to 1,100m. For a traverse of this scale, expect to skin for 2 to 5 hours per day. Day Key Stage Est. Vertical Gain (Uphill) Technical Difficulty 1 Passo Rolle to Monte Mulaz ~700m – 900m Moderate (Porphyry ridges) 2 Mulaz to Forca Rossa ~500m – 1,100m Moderate (Limestone plateau) 3 Marmolada Glacier Ascent ~1,200m – 1,400m Challenging (High altitude) 4 Sella Massif & Val de Mesdì ~600m – 700m Technical (Narrow couloirs) 5 Fanes to Tre Cime ~500m – 900m Moderate (Frozen valleys) 6 Croda Rossa to Friuli Border ~1,000m Demanding (Remote wild) 7 Monte Pramaggiore Descent ~1,200m – 1,400m Technical (Final steep lines)🥗 High-Performance Fueling Tips
Since you will be burning between 3,000 and 5,000 calories daily, follow these fueling indications:
- Breakfast (The “Refuge Special”): Most huts provide a heavy breakfast of malga milk, artisanal jams, local cheeses, and cold cuts to provide slow-release energy.
- On-the-Trail Snacks: Pack “genuine products” from local minimarkets like chocolate-mixed muesli, speck slabs, and honey-nut bars.
- Lunch: Many huts offer sack lunches you can pack, or you can stop at valley refuges for a warm Gulaschsuppe (goulash soup).
- Dinner: Focus on recovery with protein and carbs—venison pasta, handmade canederli (dumplings), and traditional polenta.
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“How to kick off The Highest Ways: A 7-Day Trentino to Friuli Alpine Traverse”
To pull off this 7-day crossing, your strategy for fuel and gear is just as important as your ski line. Below are the specific locations to stock up and the best spots to refuel along the way.
⛺ Planning the Window: When to Book
- The Winter Window: The main winter season for most refuges and lift facilities in the Dolomites runs from early December (around Dec 5–6) through early April (around April 6–7).
- Hut Strategy: Many high-altitude huts officially open for winter around December 5 or 6. However, popular refuges like Lagazuoi may open slightly later in December (around Dec 23), while others like Averau open as early as Dec 6.
- Early Spring: The high-altitude trekking season traditionally begins on June 20, but if the weather is favorable, many huts in Trentino open their doors early in spring.
🛒 Where to Buy Gear & Supplies
Start your journey in San Martino di Castrozza, which serves as your primary base for equipment and food.
- Mountain Equipment & Ski Gear
- San Martino di Castrozza: You will find several shops for mountain clothing and equipment. Minimarket Taufer also stocks gear-related accessories like condimenti and basic mountain needs.
- Cortina/Pocol Area: If you pass through the northern routes, the Sports Equipment Rental Pocol opens in early December.
- Groceries & High-Energy Snacks
- Despar Supermarket (San Martino): Best for fresh fruit, regional specialties, artisanal cold cuts, and local cheeses.
- Coop Supermarket (San Martino): Famous for quality and organic options, including a section for natural foods, whole grains, and healthy snacks.
- Minimarket Taufer (San Martino): Offers a wide range of “genuine products” including speck, salumi, honey, and specialty muesli (chocolate, yogurt/raspberry, or honey/nut mixes) which are perfect high-energy trail fuel.
- Finishing in Friuli (Forni di Sopra)
- Cooperativa Imperial Forni: A central supermarket for replenishing supplies.
- Local Delicacies: Visit Malga Alta Carnia or Malga Carnia Formaggi for specialty mountain cheeses and select cold cuts.
- Fresh Bread: Stop at Panificio Fornese for local baked goods to carry on your final descent.
🍰 Sweet Treats, Chocolate & Coffee
Alpine touring burns thousands of calories, so high-energy stops are essential. - Pasticceria Myriam (Forni di Sopra): A great spot to end your journey with traditional Friulian pastries.
- Minimarket Taufer: Stocks a variety of chocolates and sweets specifically labeled for mountain energy.
- Bar & Chocolaterie (Hotel Villa Eden, Corvara): If your route dips into Val Badia, they offer a wide range of flavored hot chocolates and little chocolates perfect for a mid-journey treat.
- Handmade Dolomites Chocolate: Look for specialized “Dolomites Chocolate” in local centers like the Gardena Center, which combines South American and African cocoa with mountain tradition.
🍽️ Where to Have Dinner & Breakfast - Alpine Refuge Dining: In winter, a typical hut meal starts with a platter of speck, luganega, and Alpine cheeses, followed by hearty classics like goulash with polenta or hot canederli (Tirolian dumplings).
- Baita Colverde (San Martino): At 2,000 meters, this refuge offers traditional Primiero Valley specialties and is perfect for a lunch stop or a romantic high-altitude dinner.
- Malga Civertaghe (San Martino): A mountainside dairy farm (malga) known for authentic local food like polenta and a blend of Italian and Austrian dishes.
- Rifugio Rosetta: Offers warming meals like pasta with venison or minestrone, essential after skiing through deep snow.
- Ristorante da Anita: Ideal for a traditional dinner featuring local specialties like pumpkin ravioli and sachertorte.
To help you prepare for the physical demand of this “High Ways” crossing, here is a breakdown of the daily metrics for a 7-day winter ski traverse from Passo Rolle (Trentino) to Forni di Sopra (Friuli).
🏔️ Difficulty and Terrain
This traverse is classified as Intermediate to Advanced. You should be a fluid off-piste skier capable of handling all snow conditions and comfortable with “kick turns” on slopes up to 35°.📊 7-Day Performance Summary
The average daily climb with skins ranges from 500m to 1,100m. For a traverse of this scale, expect to skin for 2 to 5 hours per day. Day Key Stage Est. Vertical Gain (Uphill) Technical Difficulty 1 Passo Rolle to Monte Mulaz ~700m – 900m Moderate (Porphyry ridges) 2 Mulaz to Forca Rossa ~500m – 1,100m Moderate (Limestone plateau) 3 Marmolada Glacier Ascent ~1,200m – 1,400m Challenging (High altitude) 4 Sella Massif & Val de Mesdì ~600m – 700m Technical (Narrow couloirs) 5 Fanes to Tre Cime ~500m – 900m Moderate (Frozen valleys) 6 Croda Rossa to Friuli Border ~1,000m Demanding (Remote wild) 7 Monte Pramaggiore Descent ~1,200m – 1,400m Technical (Final steep lines)🥗 High-Performance Fueling Tips
Since you will be burning between 3,000 and 5,000 calories daily, follow these fueling indications:
- Breakfast (The “Refuge Special”): Most huts provide a heavy breakfast of malga milk, artisanal jams, local cheeses, and cold cuts to provide slow-release energy.
- On-the-Trail Snacks: Pack “genuine products” from local minimarkets like chocolate-mixed muesli, speck slabs, and honey-nut bars.
- Lunch: Many huts offer sack lunches you can pack, or you can stop at valley refuges for a warm Gulaschsuppe (goulash soup).
- Dinner: Focus on recovery with protein and carbs—venison pasta, handmade canederli (dumplings), and traditional polenta.
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Thanks for dropping us off.
Furna Hinterberg, #Graubünden #Switzerland
#Postauto #ÖPNV #Skitouring #SkiMo #alpine -
Thanks for dropping us off.
Furna Hinterberg, #Graubünden #Switzerland
#Postauto #ÖPNV #Skitouring #SkiMo #alpine -
Greetings from Salzburg. As early bird you have your 1on1 with the forest. You hear nothing but your breath and heartbeat. ❄️ #skitouring #silentsunday #winter2026 #winterwonderland #CloudAppreciationSociety #SnowyLandscape #SunHalo #NaturePhotography #PeacefulMoments #SereneNature #SnowCoveredTrees #WinterMagic #ForestBeauty #GoldenLight #austria #untersberg #alps
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Do you know the Climbing Gold podcast with Alex Honnold?
So, the latest episode turned it into Skiing Gold as he welcomed Cody Townsend.
Ideal podcast to listen to while traveling for the last skiing trip of the season.
https://open.spotify.com/episode/2lYCFnTDDjH2SaGaavFkl6?si=H56reSjAQKGLZ8-gFZs4eQ -
Silvretta '25 continued with a ski tour from Jamtalhutte to Kronenjoch and to Ischgl. Long tour (just descend to Ischgl is 19km), but wonderful time. Skiing lines on the other side of Kronenjoch look fantastic. I will there next year.
Here are some pictures from my son. -
Wonderful day in Silvretta today!
We went to Hinterer Jamsptiz. Skitouring was just amazing today.
Thank you Jamtal Hutte.
#skimo #skitouring #jamtal #Tirol