Sentence examples for no pistes from inspiring English sources

As expected, they found no lifts, no pistes, and instead had to go about things the old-fashioned way, taking a six-hour trek uphill before careering down fresh powder.

At the foot of imposing La Meije peak (3,984 metres) in the French Alps, it has no pistes (just two marked "itineraries") and one geriatric lift that carries 25 people at a time.

No slurring, no off-piste remarks.

No intricate piste networks, snow canons, or hordes of people, no pretty little chalets piste-side selling vin chaud for £10.

Today, no US piste is without a section known as moguls, or bumps.

But, thanks to El Niño, there was no off-piste at all, so I gave fat biking a go instead.

An acute lack of snow on the nursery slopes will make learning to ski more difficult while powder addicts will be dismayed to learn there is practically no off-piste skiing anywhere in the Alps.

Some of them are very small: the skiing at Hoch Imst, above the Inn Valley, about 50 kilometres west of Innsbruck, amounts to no more than nine kilometres of pistes, for example.

That it's packed with school kids, perhaps, or has crappy snow or no steep off-piste for you to exhibit your amazing prowess.

There are no queues and no wrestling with damp piste maps as you try to navigate a maze of runs.

Dizin's pistes may be splendid, but it has no après ski at all – the Islamic Republic is not big on public nightlife anywhere.