Extreme skiing is a form of skiing that involves descending steep, rugged, and often hazardous terrain that is typically found outside of groomed ski resorts. This style of skiing can take place in backcountry areas, ski slopes with significant vertical drops, or on cliffs and steep mountain faces. Extreme skiing emphasizes both the technical skill required to navigate difficult conditions and the thrill of high-speed descents in extreme landscapes. The sport often incorporates various elements such as jumping off cliffs, navigating through moguls, and tackling deep powder snow. It is considered a risky and demanding form of skiing, requiring advanced skills, experience, and an understanding of avalanche safety and backcountry travel.
Duik in de geschiedenis van extrem skiën met deze volledige herhaling van het allereerste World Extreme Skiing Championship (WESC) in Valdez, Alaska, dat plaatsvond in 1992. Stuur in deze wedstrijd…