Starting from the hamlet of Eide, climb through the avalanche gully and up and leftwards. There is a lower steep rocky section which needs to be negotiated and can be climbed to the left or the right depending on conditions. A small rappel (possible small tree anchor) or at least a handline might be needed on the way down depending on snow cover. Once past this rock band the climbing is straightforward on 30-40 degree slopes which are also easy to ski down. There is then a small crux at half height where the upper ramp joins the lower couloir. Very good conditions are needed to ski through this step cleanly (briefly 55 degrees) and a rappel on a v-thread on the way down might well be needed. The upper ramp is simply stunning and sustained at around 45 degrees. This line can be timed with the afternoon light since it faces west. The skiing is technical but never too extreme. However, this is certainly a descent for experienced ski mountaineers and strong steep skiers only.