Monterosa, Italy Conditions Report: A No Fall Zone, A Steep Chute, & Plenty of Fear

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Zeb above it all. image: hakon

On Sunday we rode up the lifts to the very top of the Monterosa ski resort in Alagna, Italy.

We then traversed and skinned to a spicy chute with a no fall zone entrance.

Andy shredding. image: snowbrains

The zone was steep, the snow was soft, and  I had the fear.

We all made it through the no fall zone, then relaxed.

Miles spraying big pow in the chute. image: alex ferro

We were looking down upon powder snow in a gorgeous chute down to a big open bowl down to a large glacier to a long gully.

The chute up top held perfect powder snow.

Can you see the three people? image: zeb blais

The rest of the run held corn and slush of varying depths and viscosities.

This was a epic run with a strong crew.

Alex dropping in first. image: snowbrains

Thanks again to Alagna, Monterosa ski resort, and the Alagna Rat Pack.

Enormous thanks to Intuition Liners for making this trip happen.

PHOTO TOUR:

Alex having a look. image: snowbrains
Alex with a slash in the no fall zone. image: snowbrains
Alex up top. image: Hakon
Alex ripping. image: zeb blais
The tram in space. image: snowbrains
The huddled masses. image: zeb blais
Andy in the no fall zone. image: zeb blais
Miles and background music. image: snowbrains
Vistas di Monterosa ski. image: zeb blais
Don’t fall image: snowbrains
Andy charging the no fall zone. image: snowbrains
A special day. image: zeb blais
Big terrain. image: zeb blais
No fall zone. image: zeb blais
Sign: Don’t fall here. image: zeb blais
The no fall zone. image: zeb blais

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One thought on “Monterosa, Italy Conditions Report: A No Fall Zone, A Steep Chute, & Plenty of Fear

  1. I was there a long time ago and want to go there again being also driven by your report. How did you plan your skiing? Any local advice? Any special maps?

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