Today in Alpe d’Huez after recent snowfall and elevated avalanche danger.
We didn’t just follow tracks — terrain choice, aspect, elevation and constant snowpack assessment made the difference. Every slope was evaluated and ridden one at a time with safe spots and group management.
All riders carried avalanche safety equipment: transceiver, shovel and probe, and knew how to use it.
Off-piste skiing is incredible, but it isn’t luck — it’s decisions and experience. Never rely on other people’s tracks or social media videos.
Ski with qualified professionals and proper gear if you want to do this safely.
Follow for real mountain life, guiding and off-piste conditions in the French Alps.
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