Sentence examples similar to level pistes from inspiring English sources

It's meant to be good for beginners, with lots of easy and intermediate-level pistes.

The lower of two levels of off-piste ski clinic are suitable for intermediates who can confidently ski red runs with linked turns.

There is a paucity of research on the wider landscape-level effects of ski-piste construction on alpine fauna.

A tiny Tirolean town in the Kitzbühel Alps, just 800 metres above sea-level and with a mere 43km of marked pistes, Fieberbrunn has for some years had a reputation among in-the-know freeskiers and snowboarders, in Austria and beyond, for a Tardis-like wealth of gnarly backcountry terrain.

The focus on skiing caters to all levels and includes not only access to local pistes on Mont d'Arbois but also to helicopter skiing in the Mont Blanc region via a dedicated 'ski safari' concierge (the town of Chamonix is 15 minutes away by chopper, while four other resorts, including Courchevel and Val d'Isère, are a 30 minute flight away).

Zermatt's Theodul glacier -- composed of wide pathways and snow-covered trails -- plays host to the highest altitude and largest summer ski area in Europe, with pistes that suit riders of every skill level.

Head out of town to the distant pistes of Cinque Torri, or up to the high level Ra Valles area, and you're unlikely to be rubbing shoulders with anyone much, least of all the jet set in town.

The terrain is suited to skiers of intermediate level and above, and includes access to one of the world's longest pistes, the black/red Aiguille Rouge, descending 1,200 metres from 3,226-metre 3,226-metreuge.

A gondola or a six-pack takes you to the heart of the slopes at Espiolets, and a wide bridge across the river forms the end of the piste home, with elevators to take you up to street level.

The most common mechanisms of injury were falling down on the same level, which includes collision with the icy surface (49%), collision on an on-piste area (30%), and collision on an off-piste area, collisions on-piste and off-piste areas includes collisions with an immovable object or a another person (8%).

There are typically 35-40 participantsplitlit by ability level, with five to six students per instructor; higher levels will be skiing off-piste ($775/£420 including lift tickets, but not accommodation or travel).