Hi
I was looking through the Balkan holiday brochure for 06-07 in Borovets and it has a section about the Rotata halfpipe in Borovets!! I've been 5 times and never seen or heard about a half pipe. Is this new and if so, how come nobody else has mentioned it? Extract below: Snowboarding
Snowboard enthusiasts, make sure you try the Rotata half-pipe. With a vertical drop of 320 m, the run was designed to satisfy both advanced riders in its upper end and beginners in its lower end. To make ...
Hi
I was looking through the Balkan holiday brochure for 06-07 in Borovets and it has a section about the Rotata halfpipe in Borovets!! I've been 5 times and never seen or heard about a half pipe. Is this new and if so, how come nobody else has mentioned it? Extract below: Snowboarding
Snowboard enthusiasts, make sure you try the Rotata half-pipe. With a vertical drop of 320 m, the run was designed to satisfy both advanced riders in its upper end and beginners in its lower end. To make your snowboarding even more enjoyable, we have equipped Rotata with its own drag.
On their run and lift plan, they have quite a few runs and lifts showing, that aren't on any other plans! Has anybody else seen the brochure? Have these guys got it wrong or do they know something that nobody else knows!?
The 'Rotata' is not a manufactured run, its on of the turns left from the old four man on the way down, the sides are quite steep and could as such be construed as a half pipe. Ive skied it many times, and the surface can be a bit 'lunar' at times. Hope this helps