Gamsleiten2 - Obertauern - the most terrorizing black slope in Europe, or not ? [ENG-SUB] 

If you gonna say something like this about that it’s not a big deal. Then Please take the right point to enter the ‘wall’ ;) you did enter on the most left side of te wall. And that is the chicken line ;) the next time enter on the far right, and not just after it’s ben prepared. If it’s then just easy. Then i will hear it

When you see so many people, may of them medium to poor skier ( including an irresponsible adult with a learning child) it CANNOT be a black run where there is very few people. A DIFFICULT BLACK slope is a slope where if you fall you go down all the way to the bottom (if groomed and / or icy).

Heh,what a black slope?ordinary current line...

that's the chicken way to ride there, real deal is the moguls to the left of the bottom part. never found it terrorizing though, great slope in fresh snow when it is not groomed.

Obviously it's only going to be so hard with such nice conditions (relative to something like moguls and storm), but people here saying "easy" as though an action camera parallel to the gradient doesn't make literally any run look trivially easy. It's a 100% gradient, a very steep official run by nearly all standards, even if the title might be hyperbole, which I'm in no position to really say as I've not done the run personally

so what about skiing on the hard LEFT side ? over the bumps?

Brilliant having lift towers in the middle of a steep slope, so that when skiers fall they slide into them.

I stay on my end there. Where is the black run that terrifies all skiers? Did we seen it?

Me as an Austrian have to say that there are much harder ones out there in Austria than that one :D

It's a nice cruising run, with absolutely gorgeous views. Never got the chance to ski in Europe, dang it. Most of the black runs in the States and Canada are more heavily moguled.

How to trust such a video? It's long time, but I remember running that slope some years ago and the full track was similar to the one in Switzerland shown here, with big moguls and really steep close to the chair. I can remember it was easier to go off tracks on the left of the chair than on the track. This here was just a joke. Good prepared track and when the small part with moguls arrived, he took the deviation to avoid them. I'm not a fan of comparing different tracks, because it depends of the conditions, but for sure this is one of the most challenging tracks I have ever riden.

Dude it is infamous from back in the 80s and 90s when they couldn‘t get the snow groomers up there because of the steep parts and you literally fell out of the lift and into hip-high completely icy bumps! They changed the piste a lot because of people constantly overestimating their skills and getting hurt, there wasn‘t any way around the steep parts back then.

Not trolling or anything but is it just me or are you among those people lacking the skills to actually be descending slopes like this? Your shadow tells a story you know. No offense

Obertauern is a great resort, suits beginner to intermediate, there isn't much in the way of really scary black stuff there, but I enjoyed i think three trips there about fifteen or so years ago. It's a high resort and is open and skiable for at least four or five months of the year if not longer if the season starts early. I have been here in the first and second weeks of April and the snow conditions were still spectacular. The Après Ski is also on point here, great party town if you want that, the Austrians are about the closest in Europe to us Brits with their binge drinking habits, lol. My friends even got married here and we tied it all up in a skiing holiday, that was an epic week.

A little harder “blue” slope.

Saudan Couloir (Couloir Extreme), Blackcomb Mountain, BC These can be accessed from the top of the 7th heaven chair just past the Horstman's hut. The average slope angle is 42° from top to bottom but if you opt to enter from the roped entrance at the top your first turns will be on 49°.J

Looks beautiful and something I could possibly do with some more lessons and practice. Where in Austria would you recommend?

Oh it's looking good! I want to ski Gamsleiten 2!

I was there in fres snow, skiing under the lift. It was amazing.

Try the Bear Tooth Headwall outside Red Lodge Montana if you want steep!

Nice video, well shot, but.... WHY must you overlay that insipid and maddeningly repetitious "music"? It adds nothing, and makes it harder to hear the natural sounds of skis on snow. Sure, I can turn off the sound, but then I lose your narrative. PLEASE consider not using such noise when you make such interesting videos.

Try LE TUNNEL in alpe d huez......

Try the Mur de Chavanette ... Avoriaz to Switzerland.

When you get a chance go to Jackson Hole,WY

Hi, nice video. What brand is your helmet? I'd like to buy one

Bellissimo video 👍👏🙋‍♂️🌈💚

Nice green run.

Song?

Thank you. Enjoyed the run.

Not even remotely terrorizing lol

The Flypaper at Glencoe, Scotland, is short and a fair bit steeper than this, and definitely scary!

Ciao, vorrei sapere con quale action cam hai effettuato le riprese???

Nothing is better than DEEP AND STEEP !!!

You should try the mur suisse in champéry or the tunnel at the alpe d'huez. After doing either of them, this will be simple to you

thx. the reputation usually comes from bad snow x high moguls… but it‘s just a black piste. The more experienced skiers go off piste skiers left from the chair, directing to the village. (mind avalanche danger and cliffs!)

It is not terrifying ever, it is mostly good to go

Domanda veloce, gli skipass in Austria quanto costano di media? Alle Deux Alpes prezzi assurdi.. 60 Euro al giorno!

This doesn’t look hard... looks really fun.

Where he went down would be hard if it's icy,but if there is plenty of snow,no problem!

Dai, sei stato bravo. Communque, la Gamsleiten II è una delle piste più belle di tutto il comrensorio di Obertauern.

Groomed….kinda boring

Try ”Väggen” (the Wall) in Sälen, Sweden. That is a steep slope 👍🏻

At Squaw Valley this would be a blue run.

try Les Tunnel in Huez just like others suggested :D

The Streif is the most hardest in the World!

Hai dimenticato anche la pista del Furggen aperta fino al 1993. Era molto ripida

Fino ad adesso non ho mai trovato in snowboard piste particolarmente impegnative in Italia. Anzi , se devo dirla tutta, l'ultimo muro della direttissima spinale di Campiglio , preso dal lato sinistro, è assai ostico ed impegnativo, sicuramente non per tutti.

Avoriaz Swiss Wall is mote frightening with very steep 1.5 meter moguls at the moment !! Try that if you dare !

That`s it???? :-DDDDDD There is one and it`s the only one piste in Europe that is orange. Orange is harder than black. It´s called the "Schweizer Wand" in les Portes du Soleil. That`s hard!!!!

Why are you wearing a tracksuit from 1981? lol

yeah its not if you just sliding down all the way to the path and then down the very right side of the slope. Just go straigt down on the left side and you are way more in trouble my friend. but yeah, if seen steeper slopes

the "the wall" in avoriaz is the hardest one i know. saw someone fall there for ~30 meter

Boy, is that what you call hard? Zzzz

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A vedere le immagini molto molto impegnativa, non sarei in grado onestamente

I thought the chamonix in france was the most gnarly of all?.... That was a steep groomer it looked fun and very easy.

Try out Chocken in Idrefjäll. Steepest black slope in Europe.

È peggio del rio nero di Sestriere ?

Is this the wall?

not

NOT !

#KirkwoodCA #TheWall is an actual wall.

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No, the best and hardest "black slope" in Europe is CANALONE in Madesimo SO Italy. This is a large and smooth kindergarten... ;-)

Do not Know this One but Face de Bellevarde in Val d’Isère, Grand Couloir in Courchevel or Cime Carron in Val Thorens are my top 3.

Wow I am scared of some red slopes

Ho visto di molto peggio ... molto bella e sopratutto larga e ottima neve.... da fare un pò più a paletta per godersela... ma con il pubblico è melgio andare giusti e doverosamente rispettosi degli altri ... 😀

That is a burner run built to blaze at high speeds…..only problem is there are beginner skiers everywhere you have to dodge

Looks like a normal intermediate run in the states

Fai la parte con le gobbe è li il divertente, dai centralità ritmo

Se sai sciare niente e impossibile anzi più e ripida e più ti diverti !

Terrorizing for a british,not for a french skier.

From my experience it is not that Hard, but he bypassed the interesting part 🤣🤣

I really don't know what people have with this slope.

I propose you HARAKIRI in Austria - Zillertal - 78% slope

standard nice downhill. CHeck the beginnign of Le Tunnel in Alpe d'Huez

The S in Val d Isere

Hahaha…try grand couloir in courcheval on a icy day ….

La spinale con il 70% di pendenza mi è sembrata molto peggio

tutto tranne che terrificante. nera, bella, ma niente di troppo difficile

The Wall..😂 quello dei Pink Floyd.

Nothing special.Chill slope!

Come to Scotland then I show you few black runs 😂

Provi a Steinach la più ripida D Austria.

Grande Lord!!!!

effettivamente abbiamo di meglio nel comprensorio Dolomitisuperski ...impianti compresi

Bella pista di tutto rispetto, la neve non era in buone condizioni ma soprattutto non capisco gli impediti che vogliono fare i furbi x poi vantarsi a valle con gli amici purtroppo togliendo il piacere di una meravigliosa sciata a chi sa stare sugli sci.... Grazie Lord

I could ski that with one leg behind my back

Ok. Meglio sciare a Febbio quindi...

Terrifying. This is ski extreme.

I'd love to ride that with a minimum amount of 18 inches of powder,top to bottom,no facets,no surface hoar,no wind blown,no nothing but still wearing my avalanche transceiver and BCA FLOAT 32 BACKPACK at 15°f.

Il lord è un fifone! Ha preso la variante facile per evitare il tratto ripido. Vergogna!

Looks like a green run lol

Easy, its 45 degrees max. Thats half horizontal or half vertical. ;-)

Try the Pas de Chavanette in Avoriaz (F).... Way more hard than this one.

Boring, nothing impressive, there are many long and steeper runs in the Alps. Try Tignes/ Val d'Isère, Les Arcs, La Plagne, Chamonix in Savoie have runs over 2000 meters drop for instance; and this is only on the vertical drop criteria

Mah......

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Bullshit do you know the tunnel alpe d'huez

It's black for tourist .