[4K] Skiing Courchevel to Méribel via Niverolle and Aigle (Reds), Les3Vallées France, GoPro HERO11

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[4K] Skiing Courchevel to Méribel via Niverolle and Aigle (Reds), Les3Vallées France, GoPro HERO11

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Skiing Courchevel to Méribel, Les 3 Vallées France. 17 March 2023
Starting at the Praz Gondola with a quick ski down Tovets the getting on the Grangettes, Verdons and Vizelle Gondolas to the top. From there skiing down to Méribel via Niverolle and Aigle.
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00:10 Praz Gondola
01:00 Tovets (Blue)
02:50 Grangettes Gondola
03:20 Verdons Gondola
03:50 Vizelle Gondola
04:15 Vizelle Creux (Blue)
05:35 Niverolle (Red)
08:30 Aigle (Red)
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Camera pointing at horizon
GoPro HERO11 Black 4k 4k30 Wide Linear + Horizon Leveling Hypersmooth Boost 5.0 GPS Telemetry
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@bartmulder6995 11 ай бұрын

Wow. Until we moved to Switzerland 8 years ago, we used to go there at least once or twice per year. I was really surprised to see snow cannons above 2500m. I know last year was a hot year, but scenes like these we didn't use to see until at least mid-April. Some lifts were upgraded, but the pistes haven't changed much. Still our favorite ski area, if only we would be able to get there within 4 hours of travel and own our own family apartment. The resort is getting dominated by luxury hotel chains and high-end chalets.

@ChasingSnow 11 ай бұрын

I have faith that this coming season will be superb. It did get a bit warm last season but early and end of season were great. Portes du Soleil is on my list so back there quite soon...

@barrylongyear1933 11 ай бұрын

The bumps are easier to get through when they are like mashed potatoes. The traffic wasn't terribly heavy, although I thought a couple of them were almost aiming for your fall line.

@ChasingSnow 11 ай бұрын

Yes, can get a little tricky when some cuts right in front...I'm usually a little more cautious under those conditions...