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Videos of the Week 25 CW 16 | Shortly before closing time

by Marius Schwager • 04/17/2014

The last few weeks have been a tragedy in terms of skiing. Just as you're actively drowning the season with the help of various alcoholic beverages, bang, there's some fresh snow again. Mostly pointless at 20-30cm on flowering meadows, but there's always a little bit. A recent video from the Wallnerrinne and a video from a few days ago on the Glacier Rond are proof of this. Otherwise, unfortunately, you have to see it as it is: snow conditions as usual at the end of May (or even later). Exceptions can only be found in the high Alps or on artificial snow systems. As a reminder of what real winter looked like (in the past), and for the real winter flair, here are two informative videos.

The last few weeks have been a tragedy in terms of skiing. Just as you're actively drowning the season with the help of various alcoholic beverages, bang, there's some fresh snow again. Mostly pointless at 20-30cm on flowering meadows, but there's always a little bit. A recent video from the Wallnerrinne and a video from a few days ago on the Glacier Rond are proof of this. Otherwise, unfortunately, you have to see it as it is: snow conditions as usual at the end of May (or even later). Exceptions can only be found in the high Alps or on artificial snow systems. As a reminder of what real winter looked like (in the past), and for the real winter flair, here are two informative videos

Wallnerrinne_Hohe Tauern

Wallnerrinne_Hohe Tauern from mountaininfo.eu on Vimeo.

CHAM' LINES Episode 8 - Glacier Rond

CHAM' LINES Episode 8 - Glacier Rond

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Controlled Avalanche at Stjernøy April 8th, 2014

Ultimate Winter Fail Compilation 2014

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The Big Mountain Tour - La Grave - EP. 1

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