Pra Cornet
Just a few snaps from a quick ski up to the cabane at Pra Cornet. Nice weather and good weather, lunch was pretty good as well!
Just a few snaps from a quick ski up to the cabane at Pra Cornet. Nice weather and good weather, lunch was pretty good as well!
While avalanche risks remains high and it’s good to find some milder terrain. And, we’ve not actually been to the Cabane des Monts-Chevreuils this season. They’re offering a takeout service, so you can buy some food drink and find a space in the snow to enjoy. It’s a good arrangement and works well even on
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The ski station at Château-d’Oex closed a couple of years ago and it’s now a good destination for some ski tours. There’s a high avalanche risk currently so the easy angled slopes are ideal. The best access is via Gérignoz where an older lift ran from but that closed a few years before the rest
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After the extreme weather of a few weeks ago, the ski bus linking Les Mosses and Leysin wasn’t running due to a landslide onto the route. I think it restarted yesterday or in the last couple of days. It’s a great service because it lets you leave the car on the Col des Mosses and
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Mostly today I’m struck by how good the camera on my phone is! It’s a Moto G5S Plus and we both have them. The reviews claim it’s not a good camera, I’m assuming it much depends on what you point it at. Anyway, for the first of time of no doubt many I went up
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Sorry, no tales of epic steep descents, it’s only November. Having been running a First Aid course over the weekend and then travelling to the UK tomorrow this was the only window to have a ski this week. We popped over to the col des Mosses with no clear plan other than to skin up
This is a short descent and climb from the back of the Isenau ski area. It’s a little north facing valley so it holds the snow well and has some excellent spring skiing. On the south side, there’re a few bits of grass coming through! There’s a reason Julie is carrying her old skis. We
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The last substantial snowfall was back in November which I largely missed being at a UIMLA conference in Holland and coming back with some sort of virus which knocked me out for a month. So, it feels like this is first of winter I’ve seen. The snow came with a blast of cold air that
Sarah was visiting for Easter and wanted to visit the hospice on skis so yesterday looked a reasonable weather window to go up and down. Since it’s a holiday season there was a steady stream of skiers up and down the route. Snow cover is complete over the whole route and the depth is quite
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