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Ever fancied skiing a first descent?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Yayamari (6049m) in the Cordillera Vilcanota range in Peru
First descents of mountains are normally the preserve of celebrity mountain guides and pro-skiers. And, as time goes on, there are less and less first descents left to ski. Now, though, there’s a chance to join Rémy Lécluse for the 'First Ski Descent of Yayamari' (6049m) in the Peruvian Andes. Rémy Lécluse is a professional High Mountain Guide, based in Chamonix, France. He has 20 years’ guiding experience world-wide, and over 500 extreme descents under his belt. Now, Mountain Tracks are offering a small group of recreational skiers and mountaineers the chance to join him for this 21-day trip at the end of May.
...Rémy’s proposed route of ascent and descent is the NW route which is technically similar to a Mt Blanc ascent (via the Gouter ridge) with a maximum gradient of 35°-40°. As such the trip is suitable for anyone with previous ski touring experience - Haute Route, Ski Mont Blanc or similar - and familiarity with basic mountaineering skills.

For more information and to register your interest contact:
Chris Parks: chris@mountaintracks.co.uk and see: http://www.mountaintracks.co.uk/summer/expeditions/yayamari
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Come on we have to have a Snowheads representation!
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I've skied with Remy a couple of times. Top guy. If I had the money I'd do it...
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Interesting trip and I await the TR.

There are still first descents to be done in the Alps and some are not that difficult.

Of course some first descents turn out not to be as as skiers remember that they skied the same route a generation or so before.
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