Level of skiing required for different slopes

its tax free.... so fill your boots :)

tarbs wrote:its tax free.... so fill your boots :)

The only thing to add to YoungAndy's response is that run grading is not a precise activity ~ there are blues in one resort, that would be called red in another resort.

Theres blues in St Anton that would be black in others. Dont get hung up on the colour/grading. If you are competent and confident, just ski it. You can always walk/slide down.

Dave Mac wrote:The only thing to add to YoungAndy's response is that run grading is not a precise activity ~ there are blues in one resort, that would be called red in another resort.

Absolutely, if Santons blue (Val D'Isere) was in Andorra it would be black.

andyhull wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:The only thing to add to YoungAndy's response is that run grading is not a precise activity ~ there are blues in one resort, that would be called red in another resort.

Absolutely, if Santons blue (Val D'Isere) was in Andorra it would be black.

I thought Santons was green at the moment?
:mrgreen:

OldAndy wrote:

andyhull wrote:

Dave Mac wrote:The only thing to add to YoungAndy's response is that run grading is not a precise activity ~ there are blues in one resort, that would be called red in another resort.

Absolutely, if Santons blue (Val D'Isere) was in Andorra it would be black.

I thought Santons was green at the moment?
:mrgreen:

I wouldn't take a beginner down it at the moment.

Tony_H wrote:Theres blues in St Anton that would be black in others. Dont get hung up on the colour/grading. If you are competent and confident, just ski it. You can always walk/slide down.

That has always been a bug bare for me is the consistency of piste Grading, You have the Italians that over grade and the Austrians it seems under grade, I suppose it is left to the French to show the ski world how it done.