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Beauty in winter! Respond to who was really there! I am interested in the quality of the route and when it is better to go! Thanks for the answers
Beauty in winter! Respond to who was really there! I am interested in the quality of the route and when it is better to go! Thanks for the answers
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Not much help, but still. They visited Krasia even before Bukovel and even Slavsky. Not once met NG there, there was always snow. Even at the end of the track there were guns. The track is long, very good to learn to ride.
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answered 5 years ago
Good day!
I visited Krasia in February 2011. There are only 2 routes - upper and lower. The upper - "red " in complexity, the lower - "blue " mostly, in some places - "red ". The lower route is wide (in places - up to 70-100 m), the upper - narrower (up to 40 m). First you go up on the lower lift, then you either go to the top and go further or you go down. Both tracks were then equipped with "Doppelmayer" lifts (lower track - double, upper - quadruple). The speed of the lifts is low - one lift took from 15 to 20 minutes. The lifts stopped twice for 2-4 hours during the Sunday we stayed there (the first time there was no tension, the second time there was an accident) and it even happened that rescuers took people off the upper lift and lowered them down the ropes. I remember that a year later, in the next "ski" season, reading on the Internet that the lifts stopped again due to the accident and again took people off their seats.
And then there was enough snow, you could ride to your heart's content!
I visited Krasia in February 2011. There are only 2 routes - upper and lower. The upper - "red " in complexity, the lower - "blue " mostly, in some places - "red ". The lower route is wide (in places - up to 70-100 m), the upper - narrower (up to 40 m). First you go up on the lower lift, then you either go to the top and go further or you go down. Both tracks were then equipped with "Doppelmayer" lifts (lower track - double, upper - quadruple). The speed of the lifts is low - one lift took from 15 to 20 minutes. The lifts stopped twice for 2-4 hours during the Sunday we stayed there (the first time there was no tension, the second time there was an accident) and it even happened that rescuers took people off the upper lift and lowered them down the ropes. I remember that a year later, in the next "ski" season, reading on the Internet that the lifts stopped again due to the accident and again took people off their seats.
And then there was enough snow, you could ride to your heart's content!
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