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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi

I'm taking a bit of a sabbatical starting in mid January and am looking for advice on the best way to spend some good time skiing and exploring some back country.

A bit about me:
34, strong skier, solid amount of off piste experience, had a touring set-up for a couple years but not done a lot of trekking (can get about on a snow board). Done avalanche rescue basics but nothing with ropes etc. I have saved a bit up but not an unlimited budget (and know how expensive resorts can be!)

Looking to get some challenging skiing in and have some fun.

I have a car so European road trip is an option (tempted by Chamonix which I've skied a few times) or alternatively have been considering further afield Japan or Kazakhstan etc...

Especially appreciate suggestions on more exotic places where it might be more affordable and would meet some like minded skiers.

Also very up for working as long as getting a decent amount ski time in.

Any recommendations suggestions or people who are interested in planning a trip with me much appreciated!

Cheers
Jack Very Happy
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