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TouringTips
Freeride tour of the week | Cima Tosa - Canalone Neri
12/07/2014 • Lorenzo Rieg
The Canalone Neri on the Cima Tosa is probably one of the most perfect gullies in the Alps. 900 vertical meters, north-facing and steep throughout, the gully is also located in a very impressive landscape! -
events
Report from the King of Dolomites 2014
03/05/2014 • Leander Nardin
The winner of our big PG photo competition, Leander Nardin, had the chance to compete in the King of Dolomites on February 20, 2014 with a wild card. His team impressed with an unusual idea and almost managed to get a place on the podium. -
events
King of Dolomites 2013 | Eventreport
03/01/2013 • Hanna FinkelFrom February 22nd to 24th, the sleepy Trentino village of San Martino di Castrozza at Passo Rolle became the base camp for the predominantly Italian-speaking freeride community. Ten pro teams, consisting of two well-known freeriders and a photographer, as well as lots of WANNABES and amateur photographers dropped, turned, photographed and smiled on the two days in February. All on the hunt for the freeride shot of the future king of the Dolomites. Contest participant Hanna Finkel was there for PowderGuide. -
events
King of Dolomites
02/19/2013 • Hanna FinkelFrom February 22 to 24, 2013, the famous vacation village of San Martino di Castrozza at the foot of the Palat Group in the Trentino Dolomites will be transformed into a freeride Eldorado at its finest. Deep snow enthusiasts on two boards, on a board or even heel-free are welcome to join a photographer in tow when it comes to the question: "Who will take the perfect powder shot and become King of the Dolomites - or: The King of Dolomites?" -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 02 – The powder squirrel feeds hard
10/18/2011 • Lars OelmannNow that the snow from two weeks ago, as predicted in the first alert, is hardly present below 2300 m, some more is coming: from France via the Vaud Alps to the Arlberg, around 20-30 cm will accumulate, as there is no real accumulation and the front is only moving across the Alps. -
PowderAlerts
PowderAlert 02 – The powder squirrel feeds hard
10/18/2011 • Lars OelmannNow that the snow from two weeks ago, as predicted in the first alert, is hardly present below 2300 m, some more is coming: from France via the Vaud Alps to the Arlberg, around 20-30 cm will accumulate, as there is no real accumulation and the front is only moving across the Alps. -
adventure & travel
The Gore-Tex Mountain-Equipment Ski-Transalp | Part I
04/21/2009 • Bernd RitschelStill in the light of our headlamps, we head west down into the Valle dei Concei early this morning. The descent is brutally steep in extremely narrow forest. Due to the enormous snow load, hundreds of trees have fallen and require constant climbing maneuvers...