This route is extreme and requires a very high level of steep skiing technique, but also good snow conditions and a safe avalanche situation. You access the route with the 8er Jet gondola and the 2000er chairlift. At the exit of the chairlift, you have to ski in direction of the mountain in front of you. Traverse skiers right, immediately at the avalanche barriers, from here you can see the north face you need to cross, until you reach the ridge you see from the lift top station. Here there are normally are tracks but if not, try to do one more run here in the area of the 2000er, because breaking trail through the fresh powder is really exhausting and time-consuming. You need to traverse for 400m and always try to stay as high as possible. It may take 10 to 15 minutes, because there are some passages you need to keep your speed and some flat parts, but it's really worth the effort. Space out while crossing, because avalanche danger could be high in this area. After you've reached the ridge, first of all take a minute and enjoy the breathtaking panorama. From here you need to follow the ridge for about 400 meters again until you reach a flattening of the ridge and the gradient increases beyond. From here you need to ski down the hill and stay on the left, as far as possible. After 350m you should reach a vertical ridge again, where you can look into the big couloir. At the top there are still some cliffs, but on a crest you can easily go left beneath the cliffs and drop into the couloir. The first part is getting really steep and you need to space out. After you've reached the couloir it is possible to regroup at the counter hill, to be aware of an avalanche triggers from a second or third skier. Now here you can ski straight down the hill for 400 more meters until you reach the piste leading back to the 8er Jet.