Snow report Warth / Schröcken, 12/19/2015
Zum Kondition aufbauen passt es, aber bitte bitte lasst eure guten Latten zuhause! Core-shoots so lange das Auge reicht.
Warth / Schröcken
Snow condition
Snow quality
Overall impression
Snow condition
Quite OK on the piste, but it's often very reminiscent of professional slalom skiing (everything is full of stones). Off-piste a big NO-GO ... There are always bare patches and generally far too little snow.
Snow quality
Hard, crumbly snow that has been blown loose onto sheets of ice. Off-piste, it's more like hard hard snow that floats thinly on wet grass. Oh yes, on the subject of "stones" ... you could almost say that the stones are part of the snow cover.
Risks
As the saying goes, where there is nothing, nothing can come off, but watch out!!! As you can see in some of the pictures, something has come down from time to time. Especially in gullies into which the "Pow" has been blown, something could come off from time to time.
Overall impression
It's ok for banging down the slope to train your thighs, but you really have to fight to get the edges into the hard surface. For the whole family, including small children, it's more of a slide party and the other visitors clearly didn't like it. Some of the ski tourers we spoke to also wished for different conditions
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