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Can anyone recommend some good short tours around the arlberg area? Ideally would be 1-2hours skin, and a decent long descent. There's some really good resources on off piste descents in the area, however I'm struggling to find info on touring options; any local knowledge would be much appreciated
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@hollando
, probably best to get hold of Andy Thurner's ski touring book:
http://arlberg-guides.at/eng/books-skitouring-offpiste/
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@hollando
, +1 for AT's guide.....and get a guide, or join a Piste To Powder group
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Will look into the book, looks pretty comprehensive. I've done a couple of days with piste to powder in the past, both times was very impressed with how they managed to find awesome snow in some pretty funky weather. cheers guys
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Markymark29 wrote:
@hollando
, +1 for AT's guide.....and get a guide, or join a Piste To Powder group
+1 to that. Go with piste to powder early week and mid week. I've always found them great tbh. When with them for the day interrogate your guide/instructor on touring routes nearby the itineraries you are doing that day then you the suggested routes yourselves on the other days, when you're not with piste to powder. That would make a good week imho.
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