Hi i just wanna say thank you so much for making and posting this video on youtube. i learned how to ski just by wathing this single video only. OMG just like abracadabra i can directly get the idea how to turn
Lovely!! Just came back from France and this particular slope reminded me a lot of a slope in Pre La Joux.. ahhh I miss it already. Thanks for sharing this video bro
When the snow cover is top to bottom this is the best run in Australia for carving your turns. About a 4.2km (2.6 mile) groomed run with 600m (2,000ft) of vertical from Eagle's Nest to the village. Early morning is almost always best as (except on very cold days) it tends to soften at lot at the mid-lower elevations during the afternoon. The longer run from the top of Karels is a bit troublesome as it requires you to catch 2 additional T-bars after you reach the top of the high speed quad-chair at Eagle's nest for only an extra 100m (300ft) of vertical.
@@cassmoore4719Years ago I was lucky to be staying on the mountain and had a chance to be one of the first people on the Kosi lift. The run was AMAZING in the morning - newly groomed before it got tracked out.
I want to do that right now!!! Darn it all to heck!! I live at a ski resort in Idaho, USA where it's to hot tto ski right now. Living thru that video dude.
Not the longest run at Thredbo. You need to start from the top of Karels (another T Bar) and ski down to where this video starts which was from the top of Crackenback chair.
@atque scientia europa universalis Remember that in the southern hemisphere, south facing slopes are angled away from the sun and hold snow longer (preferable for ski runs). You are looking across the valley at north facing slopes which face the sun and melt off quickly. The ranges on the opposite side of the Thredbo Valley are as high as 1900 metres but still have trouble holding snow due to north facing aspect.
yeah that's a tuck the stocks under armpits and aim the tips of the skis at the bottom slope.....not sure how the cameraman didn't overtake though, he must have been dragging sandbags....Jono was taking way too may turns
Great skiing-great camera work!
Excellent job by the videographer. Big fun.
Hi i just wanna say thank you so much for making and posting this video on youtube. i learned how to ski just by wathing this single video only. OMG just like abracadabra i can directly get the idea how to turn
Awesome to watch!
👍💪
THANKS !
-when coming the frontside episode?!
Beautiful to watch
One of my favourite places in the world.
You are the champ!
What a nice place..... Really awesome place
This is a very amazing long run👍
Lovely!! Just came back from France and this particular slope reminded me a lot of a slope in Pre La Joux.. ahhh I miss it already. Thanks for sharing this video bro
When the snow cover is top to bottom this is the best run in Australia for carving your turns. About a 4.2km (2.6 mile) groomed run with 600m (2,000ft) of vertical from Eagle's Nest to the village. Early morning is almost always best as (except on very cold days) it tends to soften at lot at the mid-lower elevations during the afternoon.
The longer run from the top of Karels is a bit troublesome as it requires you to catch 2 additional T-bars after you reach the top of the high speed quad-chair at Eagle's nest for only an extra 100m (300ft) of vertical.
The turns are so smooth-
When is it ever this smooth and deserted of people? Was the run closed for this vid?
Best time of the day to ski, BEFORE first chair! You just need to be in the know ;)
@@cassmoore4719Years ago I was lucky to be staying on the mountain and had a chance to be one of the first people on the Kosi lift. The run was AMAZING in the morning - newly groomed before it got tracked out.
Can’t wait too try these runs
Fantastic slope! Would love to try something like that (at a much slower speed of course).
My favourite snowboard tumbling run in thredbo
Amazing, i want to write to you and see if i can do an arty remix of this?
is the camera a man or a drone cause this is good
Ripping!
Shame how the wide angle lens flattens the slope out. But great camera work....
Which run is this?
OMG,dream...
My fav snowboard run at Thredbo
Australia is ready for winter Olympic
what run was this please? from which chairlift did Jono start? thanks
Supertrail, not sure on the starting point
@@ajbardawil9546 yo it was the cruiser chairlift
@@Andrej3000 nar my bad, it's actually Easy Does It
@@ajbardawil9546 Supertrail starting from the back of Eagle's Nest on the Basin side.
He started behind the Eagle's Nest restaurant at the top of Kosciuszko Express Lift.
I want to do that right now!!! Darn it all to heck!! I live at a ski resort in Idaho, USA where it's to hot tto ski right now. Living thru that video dude.
Is it hard to ski... going in 2 days for the first time and am quite nervous
rocking chair no, he was on the news. He broke his neck from attempting a backflip.
Maxi. P who was
Nah
Done them
good turns where are the crowds?
Still at the hotel. It's in the morning before the first lift.
Which run was this one?
supertrail top to bottom
@@TheDigitalSkier Cool
Not the longest run at Thredbo. You need to start from the top of Karels (another T Bar) and ski down to where this video starts which was from the top of Crackenback chair.
my stomping ground. top to bottom first thing in the morn. arr thredbo, thredbo, la, la, la.
Why is there no snow on the mountain opposite?
@Ziggy Ewart The other "mountain" is not in a snow capturing position and is much lower elevation.
@atque scientia europa universalis Remember that in the southern hemisphere, south facing slopes are angled away from the sun and hold snow longer (preferable for ski runs). You are looking across the valley at north facing slopes which face the sun and melt off quickly. The ranges on the opposite side of the Thredbo Valley are as high as 1900 metres but still have trouble holding snow due to north facing aspect.
Because Lots of woods
Is this kozi
Thredbo. It's in Kosciusko National Park. Mt Kosciusko itself is about an 8km walk north from where he started his run (Eagle's Nest)
Go there every year and do that same run a lot getting back from the restaurants the camera doesn’t do it justice way steaper than is looks
Obviously, this slope is lame because the cameraman pretty much straight lined it. Good skiing by the subject.
yeah that's a tuck the stocks under armpits and aim the tips of the skis at the bottom slope.....not sure how the cameraman didn't overtake though, he must have been dragging sandbags....Jono was taking way too may turns
There's no cameraman, he was filmed from a high speed drone
The run averages 15 degrees.