Converse of object

• groom: However there is some great cruising to be had on well groomed pistes.

• overlook: Sunny balcony overlooking the piste ( no roads or cars!

• ski: The locals say that you do not have to ski the same piste twice in a week.

• cruise: Has funicular access to a glacial bowl with wide open cruising pistes.

• serve: Your local ski pass gives direct access to 107km of prepared piste served by 49 lifts.

• maintain: There is a wide range of well maintained pistes, suitable for all grades of skier.

Preposition: for

• level: It will be ski-in ski-out, offering access to 260km of pistes for all levels of skiers.

Adjective modifier

• well-groomed: Daisen ski resort has 26 slopes that stretch over nearly six miles of well-groomed pistes.

• tree-lined: Most of the skiing is through tree-lined pistes on well-maintained slopes, many of which are snow cannon protected.

• prepared: In total there are 87 ski lifts covering 238 kms of prepared pistes - all on the one lift pass!

• marked: There is no ski school, no marked pistes, no ski patrols.

• packed: Good skiing can be found across the area on packed pistes.

• gentle: Wide, gentle pistes allow for exploration at an early stage.

Modifies a noun

• basher: We saw 7 piste bashers in line grooming at mid day, never seen that anywhere else.

• skiing: Chalet Off piste skiing Holidays Probably the greatest ski event!

• skier: The snow, on the other hand, has been of more interest to those crystal gazing types, than the off piste skiers.

• closure: Winter sports - Costs incurred following piste closure or avalanche at resorts less than 1000 meters above sea level.

• map: We are happy to supply official resort piste maps on request.

• ski: Maybe you've always wondered how a piste ski differs from a freeride ski?

Preposition: in

• chopper: Others who are less prepared or dont have time, but who have loads of money, have gone off piste in choppers.