Avanhard (Vorokhta) best complex of ski ramps. The resort is best known for its ski ramps complex which consists of three ramps (). The ski ramps are served by a chairlift. The smaller piste is served by a 200-meter long bugel lift. There also is a training piste for beginners. Next to the resort hotel "Avanhard" another 500-meter long piste and a speedy bugel lift is located. There is also a children training track that stretches for 30 meters. The resort is fenced away from the adjacent highway and Prut River. The biggest 90 meter ramp (K-90) with artificial surface was built
Repoussé and chasing of the tools used is usually visible in the result, a condition not always apparent in other techniques, where all evidence of the working method is eliminated. The word "repoussé" is French and means "pushed up", ultimately from , which means "to push". Repoussage is the noun to refer to the technique, with "repoussé" being an adjective referring to a piece to which the technique has been applied (e.g. ""repoussé" work", ""repoussé" piece"). Chasing comes from the French word, "chasser" meaning to drive out, or to chase around which is what the artists are doing as they "chase" the forms