As almost everything was still closed at 11am, I just lay down under this stone and encouraged the boys to jump over me. After two days, almost everything was still closed and we drove back to Hakuba.
Lots of sun, lots of fresh snow and great adventures in the backcountry. In the 4th part of Patrick Fux' Powder Report from Hakuba and the surrounding area, you can see that even in the powder paradise of Hakuba, the sun can shine in high winter, only to soon give way to the next snow clouds.
The conductor and photographer once again gives instructions on what to do, when and where. Sometimes the boys even listen, sometimes they don't.
Before the first ride, a brief discussion about what's on the menu today. Small marketing assignment from the ski resort to create a few new pictures for brochures
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A descent that is otherwise rarely possible in January. The run ends in a huge avalanche gully and the catchment area of the avalanche is very large.
Cortina is not only known for its good forest skiing. After the work is done, there is always a "homemade" pizza.
Sunshine, friends and great conditions - what more could you want...
Powder snow at its finest!
Then it was time for some great deep snow skiing again, thanks to 65 cm of fresh snow overnight.
Away from Hakuba for a few days. In Tenjindaira, almost everything was closed due to too much snow and avalanche danger, so mini golf and boredom were the order of the day. Miles knows no boredom and just jumps down everywhere.
As almost everything was still closed at 11am, I just lay down under this stone and encouraged the boys to jump over me. After two days, almost everything was still closed and we drove back to Hakuba.
Back in Hakuba, the mood quickly turned green again and the descents were at their best.
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