Video: Dreaming of Pleney Summer Laps in Morzine
Take a fast-paced GoPro ride down the famous Le Pleney Black in the world's biggest bike park Morzine, with Morzine local and undisputed King of Pleney, Lee Huskinson.
Before you lose your minds, 10% was being worked on. He rode round it faster than most can ride straight down it, anyone wanting to take up that challenge you'll find Husky on Le Pleney most lunch times.
Crossing our fingers for more of this soon, thank you to everyone working on keeping us safe and to all of our loyal clients that have been so patient and understanding. We can't wait to have you back shredding with us soon.
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After 3 summers in Morzine I decided to mix it up and explore other resorts last summer. Visited Arcs, Meribel, Tignes, Orres, Allos, Verbier, La Thuile, Pila, Canazei, Nauders, Fiss-Ladis.
Tignes was the worst, just most basic flow trails. There was one decent trail with sizeable jumps but that's not something average Tignes visitor would hit.
And how can you compare Tignes to Whistler. Whistler is mostly below treeline, there is not a single tree in Tignes.
Les Orres was nice.
My Favourit Black!
However a place that left me with some injuries when I was a young rider
Missed the "best part" at 1:49 :p
gREAT vID§ .°
Riders, I really hope that we can all cross paths on open tracks!
# KillCovid29
With the passportes du soleil event being pushed back to august, do we think that this means the lifts in general won't be open until then, even if the french authorities relax restrictions?
I jest but that seems to be the sense of entitlement folks have in Châtel, no sign or net will stop them from riding down at lightspeed when we are fixing up a trail. No trailbuilder has been seriously injured yet but it is only a matter of time!