Alpine skiing, in April Fischer Transalp returns. Here's how to participate

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Alpine skiing, in April Fischer Transalp returns. Here's how to participate

From 2 to 9 April Fischer Transalp returns: a select group of seven skitourers will cross the Alps on skis, from Livigno to Innsbruck, passing through Austria and Switzerland, with the help of expert mountain guides.

You can participate in this wonderful adventure by submitting your candidacy, accompanied by a report of a particularly exciting excursion, by December 31st by accessing the special section www.fischersports.com/transalp In past editions, participants were able to experience different types of weather conditions and enjoy breathtaking views both on sunny days and in the snow. Each challenge was faced with the help of their fellow adventurers, a team that with the passing of the days was increasingly transformed into a group of friends with a shared passion, with whom to celebrate the successes achieved at the end of each day. Fischer Transalp Program 2019 Day 1: Livigno - Val Müstair Day 2: Tschierv - Graun / Val Venosta Day 3: Graun - Vernagthütte Day 4: Vernagthütte - Wildspitze - Mandarfen Day 5: Mandarfen - Längenfeld Day 6: Längenfeld - Franz-Senn-Hütte - Innsbruck (AUT)
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