Thank you! I would say pistes in St Anton usually are more difficult than marked, the resort is more for experienced skiers and for off-piste skiing as there are lot of marked off-piste routes, while Val d'Isere is more beginners friendly, but the slope grooming is not always perfect there, as usual in France. Also take into consideration that Val d'Isere is higher resort and as a result has better snow quality.
I had nightmares of this run when I was a kid last run of the day with the only way down must of taken about an hour for me to get down that first steep bit 😂😂
![[4K] Skiing St. Anton am Arlberg, Valluga I 2650m Full Top to Bottom Back to Stuben, GoPro HERO11](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/qgpnLWTTqc8/mqdefault.jpg)
My fav red run in Austria
Did it last on the first day of this year. Very nice run
I did that run in Feb 2020 with a couple of mates whilst staying in St Anton ❤👍
Spectacular run and great video as always. How does St Anton compare to Val d'Isere on piste difficulty?
Thank you! I would say pistes in St Anton usually are more difficult than marked, the resort is more for experienced skiers and for off-piste skiing as there are lot of marked off-piste routes, while Val d'Isere is more beginners friendly, but the slope grooming is not always perfect there, as usual in France. Also take into consideration that Val d'Isere is higher resort and as a result has better snow quality.
@@ivokoimecs Thank you!
Do you know which lift does it take you to the top? Thanks.
Zürserseebahn, then Muggengratbahn.
I had nightmares of this run when I was a kid last run of the day with the only way down must of taken about an hour for me to get down that first steep bit 😂😂
Gorgeous views! Accept Jesus :)
you turn too much
Takes more skill to turn and control your speed than to go fast and be dangerous.