...but you should know, if this weather continues, you're going to be seeing a lot more snowboard related posts (after all it's what I'm here for).
So back home I have some close friends who talk about coming out to visit me on a season but never do (you know who you are!). Well this week one did! Queue a double day off!
Day Off 7 & 8: Hannah comes to visit!
Having only ever snowboarded in a snow-dome, I was looking forward to introducing Hannah to the mountains!
Mountain fwiend! |
After brushing off the cobwebs we were getting pretty hungry so at midday we went to one of my favourite restaurant in the middle of the mountain. This restaurant does loads of different pizzas, seafood and other exotic bits but we stuck to the pizza!
Too hungry to take the photo before we started eating! |
After the pizza we decided to head higher up the resort with the aim of making it to the highest point. Unfortunately because of the wind conditions at the top, the gondola was closed so we went to get a crepe and hot drink in Arc 1950 instead. Now this would be where I insert a photo of Hannah eating a crepe but apparently it was too hideous so it had to be deleted!
Once we'd had a little explore around 1950 (it isn't very big) we decided to call it a day and head back down to Bourg.
The next day we headed up the mountain early to check out the husky rides and see if we could book ourselves onto one. Having seen the husky kennels the day before, we made our way back to 1950 to see if we could book something up. Once we arrived at the kennels we had a look at the brochure but the husky's, as with most of the activities, had to be booked in advance.
Bored husky... |
Making our way back over to 1800, we cruised around some more red runs and headed over to the the Peiesy-Vallandry side. The piste map below shows Les Arcs to the left and Peisey-Vallandry to the right.
Les Arcs and Peisey-Vallandry |
Unbeknownst to Hannah the only way down was via a black (we'd just caught the last cable car)! But before you think I'm a bad friend, I think you'll agree the view from the top was worth it!
L'Aiguille Rouge at 3,227 metres above sea level |
Once back in Bourg we headed to the local and celebrated an awesome couple of days!
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