Guys,
Can someone take a look at this map of adh and tell me what these markings are:
http://www.snow-forecast.com/resorts/Alpe-d-Huez/pistemap_full
Some pistes have little + signs all along them.....any idea what this means?
Also a couple, such as the one to the left of the snow park, are highlighted in yellow. What is this?
there is no reference to them on the key.
Makings on piste maps.
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Ahhh.....snow cannons. I get it now.
The yellow though is the snow park but i mean the yellow/black piste below Signal down to Villard. Does this mean the run has rails and stuff on it?
Its unlikely to have rails etc. as its on the edge of the domaine and through the trees. Pretty run in good conditions.
You are also looking at an old piste map.
This year's one is here:
http://www.alpedhuez.com/hiver/fr/98/plans-des-pistes.html
It is just marked as a "normal" black (whatever that is).
FYI there is a new blue piste leading down into Oz en Oisans to add to the variations.
Nice pic.
Hope its like that on thursday when the pistes open!
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Started by Snapzzz in Ski Chatter 04-Dec-2011 - 8 Replies
Snapzzz posted Dec-2011
Skied: Arinsal, La Plagne, Alpe D'huez, Flaine, Les Arcs, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, Sauze, Courchevel, Val Thorens
Andyhull
reply to 'Makings on piste maps.' posted Dec-2011
The yellow bits are the snowparks.
The little crosses are snowflakes, meaning run has snow cannons on it.
The little crosses are snowflakes, meaning run has snow cannons on it.
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Snapzzz
reply to 'Makings on piste maps.' posted Dec-2011
andyhull wrote:The yellow bits are the snowparks.
The little crosses are snowflakes, meaning run has snow cannons on it.
Ahhh.....snow cannons. I get it now.
The yellow though is the snow park but i mean the yellow/black piste below Signal down to Villard. Does this mean the run has rails and stuff on it?
Skied: Arinsal, La Plagne, Alpe D'huez, Flaine, Les Arcs, Morzine, Les Gets, Avoriaz, Sauze, Courchevel, Val Thorens
Chateaudoz
reply to 'Makings on piste maps.' posted Dec-2011
Snapzzz wrote:andyhull wrote:The yellow bits are the snowparks.
The little crosses are snowflakes, meaning run has snow cannons on it.
Ahhh.....snow cannons. I get it now.
The yellow though is the snow park but i mean the yellow/black piste below Signal down to Villard. Does this mean the run has rails and stuff on it?
Its unlikely to have rails etc. as its on the edge of the domaine and through the trees. Pretty run in good conditions.
You are also looking at an old piste map.
This year's one is here:
http://www.alpedhuez.com/hiver/fr/98/plans-des-pistes.html
It is just marked as a "normal" black (whatever that is).
FYI there is a new blue piste leading down into Oz en Oisans to add to the variations.
Andyhull
reply to 'Makings on piste maps.' posted Dec-2011
Piste Natural, it's not pisted. La Foret, great run - or more of a whole hill side to play on. Great fun.
Andyhull
reply to 'Makings on piste maps.' posted Dec-2011
I've found a photo of it, taken from the bottom of the chairlift.
As you can see it's a big area to play on.
As you can see it's a big area to play on.
Chateaudoz
reply to 'Makings on piste maps.' posted Dec-2011
andyhull wrote:I've found a photo of it, taken from the bottom of the chairlift.
As you can see it's a big area to play on.
Nice pic.
Hope its like that on thursday when the pistes open!
Tony_H
reply to 'Makings on piste maps.' posted Dec-2011
Those runs down the back of Signal give you a lot of scope for off piste.
Normally black/yellow means something like unpisted or itinerary route.
Theres a couple of runs in ADH that show as reds but are usually unpisted, which we only found out when we hit them, much to my delight and my wifes disgust!!!
Normally black/yellow means something like unpisted or itinerary route.
Theres a couple of runs in ADH that show as reds but are usually unpisted, which we only found out when we hit them, much to my delight and my wifes disgust!!!
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Topic last updated on 04-December-2011 at 20:27