Gudauri Freeride Tour for Beginners. In this article, we've prepared a guide for beginner riders who want to learn the basics of freeriding. We'll focus on lift-based freeriding in Gudauri, the most popular and accessible type of freeriding in Gudauri. Group tour to Gudauri -> week-long tours to Gudauri
To warm up, we'll take the gondola up, and once we reach the top, we need to head toward the Tatra pistes. From here, we'll pick up speed along the piste and continue rolling toward the top of the fields. The main landmark is a wooden pole at the top of the fields; it offers a view of the Tatra pistes and the fields. We need to go down to the Shino lift. When descending, you need to take speed; the slope doesn't allow for much carving. Be careful; there are sections where you can roll out of the field onto a flat piste. Pay attention to the pistes, as we'll cross them as we move.
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After we've warmed up, there's another excellent section for more advanced riders. Freeride from Kudebi. We ascend to the top station of Kudebi and drop into a couloir toward the Kikilo trail. Be careful descending from Kudebi; you might slide too low and then have to hike back up. The slope here is about 30 degrees, so pay attention to the snow and slope conditions—safety comes first. What a guided freeride day looks like
The area under the New Gudaura ski lift is quite dangerous due to the presence of stones. You need to be extremely careful and look at the protruding bumps before driving. The slope here is 25 degrees and above, so guaranteed travel is guaranteed.
In the next article we will also tell you about 3 areas in the Gudauri resort for freeride from ski lifts.
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