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An afternoon alone in St Anton
 Poster: A snowHead
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I'm off on a skiing jolly for a few days in St Anton at the end of March. Most of the time I think we'll be skiing as a group, and the plan is to meet the beginners' group for lunch, but on the first day I should be on the hill by 1pmish and I'll be on my own.

Where should I aim for for some fun - as I'll be on my own I don't want to stray too far off the beaten track, but if there's some in-bounds off-piste or some itinerary-type stuff to do, where/s the best place to aim for?

I think the hotel's down the Gampen/Galzig(?) lifts end of the town - it's on Dorfstrasse, so if anyone has some suggestions for a three or four hour blast that'd be great.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Clearly it all depends on conditions but I'd suggest turning left off the top of the Kappl chair, traversing across and then heading down from there or alternatively taking to Galzigbahn followed by the Valluga 1 and heading down Schindlergrat. Starting at 1pm you should be able to do both more than once.
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Asdownhillalltheway says, it all depends on the conditions. The itinerary routes from either Kappl (Mattun) or from Schindergratbahn (Schindlerkar) are good recommendations in most conditions. If there is fresh powder, then head over to Rendl and take the chair lifts Riffel 1 and 2 to access skiroute R14 and the off-piste slopes down to Rendl. These, not too steep, slopes are good fun in powder, easily accessible and you are not isolated. Very Happy
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Thanks both - I'll keep and eye on the webcams and check those areas out.
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