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The area beyond the groomed runs of a ski area or backcountry away from developed ski areas.
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Out-of-bounds. Off a trail and other areas not marked on trail map; sometimes used in place of backcountry.
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Off-piste means in uncontrolled terrain, i.e. in sidecountry or backcountry areas.
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Area beyond the trails (pistes) of a ski area, such as trees, glades, and bowls.
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Used to describe uncharted ski areas
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skiing away from marked runs. can be dangerous, e.g. risk of avalanches, not patrolled
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Skiing away from the marked trails and runs on ungroomed terrain. Beware that the snow texture will change and if it has snowed recently you will sink into the soft snow. If you would like to try off-piste skiing make sure you check that your winter sports travel insurance covers you for it and consider hiring a guide to get the most out of the exp...
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Unmarked, potentially unstable backcountry terrain without lifts, patrols or other resort amenities. Piste is a French term for a marked trail.
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Also known as back country riding, any trail located outside the resort boundaries.
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