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Big day in the Dolomites
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Here's a superb article about skiing the Dolomites - with the emphasis on off-piste - by Richard Cowper in the Financial Times. There are some great suggestions for exploring specific pistes and routes.

It's part of a six-part series that includes Andermatt, La Grave and Alagna. Suggestions from readers are invited for the fifth and sixth installments. Click here to read it.
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I skied with the guide mentioned in the article, Francesco, last season including the mentioned run under the cable car of Passo Pordoi. Here is the photo, the cable car station is on top of the left cliff.

passo pordoi

you do not really need a guide for this particular run but you need a guide for all other off piste in the area. I highly recommend Francesco.

Whilst most of the on piste skiing out there is fairly easy, Arabba is a great base to get to the challenging skiing in the Dolomites and there is plenty with lots of of couloirs.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Can't wait to go back with the kids in a few years time.
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