Ani’s MogulsMéribel, France | FreeRide Sector: Saulire
Ride Date:
10 Feb 25Snow conditions:
BumpsAvalanche level:
3 - ConsiderableTerrain:
Front countryWeather conditions:
CloudyPrecipitation:
Light SnowElevation entry point:
Don't KnowElevation exit point:
Don't KnowAspect:
North WestMax slope angle:
Under 30 degreesDrop in:
OpenExit:
Ski outSuper bump run in Meribel named after legendary Trois Vallees FreeRider Ani W.
This easy access line sits between the Mauduit and Biche pistes above the Saulire Express mid station.
From the top of Saulire follow signs for Meribel and join the blue Biche piste. Follow the piste to a large wooden piste map sign (see photo below) which sits on the junction of the Biche and Mauduit pistes. Ani's Moguls are hiding in plain sight behind the sign.
No specialist tech required and, as this is between two pistes, there's really no need for TSP either.
Of course, bumps can catch us all out, so a helmet is a good call as is a good quality knee lubricant for the veteran riders amongst us.
Everyone hates moguls before they learn to love them. It's a journey. Your stoke rating will depend on where you are on your journey.
There's minimal gnar here and a spill is unlikely to have consequences. As such, it's a great location to come and practice your mogul technique - or just show off if you're already dialed in - and very easy to do rotations on the Saulire Express 2 gondola.
Moguls are worth perseverance because they bring so much to your overall riding technique.
There's nothing finer for your FreeRide self esteem than nailing a good run through a mogul field. On a good day Ani's Moguls will make you feel awesome.
Ani's Moguls hide in plain sight behind this piste map at the junction of the Mauduit and Biche pistes.
Biche piste marker 12, directly behind the piste map signboard, marks the start of Ani's Moguls.
The purple lozenge marks the rough location of Ani's Moguls on the Meribel piste map.
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