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LectureTip | SLF AvaLounge 14.3. 7 pm

No risk, no fun?

by PowderGuide • 03/13/2023

The SLF avalanche warning service regularly explains various aspects of avalanche prevention in the "AvaLounge". Another exciting livestream will take place tomorrow (14 March). Topic: No risk, no fun - is there anything to it?

What exactly does "risk" actually mean during ski tours and when freeriding? How can you reduce it? And is it really no fun without risk? SLF avalanche warning experts Beni, Kurt and Jürg will be discussing this tomorrow in the AvaLounge livestream.

In the "AvaLounge", SLF avalanche warning experts discuss various avalanche topics at irregular intervals. Questions from the public are also answered in the chat, giving you the opportunity to exchange ideas directly with the experts. Here are the previous AvaLounge talks to look up.

If you don't have any plans for tomorrow (Tuesday, 14 March), you're sure to find an exciting evening programme here!

When? 7 pm, 14 March 2023

Where? Livestream on Youtube!

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