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EPISODE · Jan 9, 2025 · 18 MIN

SEND IT! - Behind the Thrills of the Inferno Ski Race in Mürren with Ryan Regez and Tim Jones

from Where to Ski Podcast with John Morgan · host John Morgan

Discover the adrenaline-pumping world of the Inferno Ski Race, the planet’s oldest, longest, largest, and arguably most grueling downhill skiing event. Starting from the breathtaking Schilthorn peak (9,744 ft) and descending over 6,500 feet of vertical across 14.9 kilometers, this epic race takes skiers from Mürren to Lauterbrunnen through some of Switzerland’s most stunning alpine landscapes in the Bernese Oberland. In this episode of Where to Ski, host John Morgan dives into the Inferno’s unique blend of competitive edge and celebratory skier culture with two extraordinary guests: Swiss Olympic gold medalist Ryan Regez and Utah-based ski videographer Tim Jones. Both share their firsthand experiences of this legendary event and its rich heritage. Whether you're a ski enthusiast, a thrill-seeker, or someone captivated by alpine beauty and culture, this episode offers an unmissable glimpse into one of skiing's most iconic races. Tune in now to get inspired by the spirit of the Inferno!

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