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CR 709 (2018/2019)

Snow report Tannheimer Valley, 04/15/2019

Winter in the Morning

Autria Tannheimer Valley
04/15/2019
skiandi Show original (DE)

Snow condition

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Snow quality

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Overall impression

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Snow condition

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This means it is still possible to ski down to the valley. South side is already snow-free up to 1600 - 1800 hm

Snow quality

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Nice to super nice to ski in places. In the case of Rhonenspitze in the morning Prework - 2000 meters to 1700 hm 15 - 20 cm of fresh snow on a very hard base with hard old snow bulwark. From 1700 to 1200 meters above sea level, 15 cm of fresh snow on a firm, not quite so hard base is fun to ski. Below that, 10 cm of fresh snow on a soft, dull base. So it fits

Risks

During the course of the day, the 10-20 cm of fresh snow that fell on Sunday became heavy due to the warmth and there were small slides on steep slopes.

Overall impression

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In a short time window - for April the Tannheimer Tal was covered with a deep winter cap - downhill-technically nothing quite so deep winter - but ok !
Pictures (c) Martin Hölle Photography

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