Dolomites/Val Gardena region

Any1 going on the 6th March to Arabba?

Are you offering?

Tony_H wrote:Are you offering?

But of course Tony, ive told the girlfriend shes to be left at home and your coming now. The only problem i see is the sleeping arrangements so your on the foor!

mfc wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Are you offering?

But of course Tony, ive told the girlfriend shes to be left at home and your coming now. The only problem i see is the sleeping arrangements so your on the foor!

Fine, I can deal with that. What times the flight?

Tony_H wrote:

mfc wrote:

Tony_H wrote:Are you offering?

But of course Tony, ive told the girlfriend shes to be left at home and your coming now. The only problem i see is the sleeping arrangements so your on the foor!

Fine, I can deal with that. What times the flight?

Flights are 06:30 from Manchester so you need to be there an hour before. Dont forget to pack your tooth brush

Out there two years ago, great ski safari circle around the mountain. It is a large interconnected ski area, you can go clockwise or anti-clockwise, but need to start early in the day.

Also suggest you go and see a ice hockey match, great fun, they even have a " drum band" to add to the atmosphere.

Derek

Dered wrote:Also suggest you go and see a ice hockey match, great fun, they even have a " drum band" to add to the atmosphere.

Derek

Wheres the ice hockey match at?

Hi,

I was looking at this area too - Selva- in particular. Comes highly recommended by a friend of mine. Great scenery, hotel, food, etc. Ski area looks massive but I'm a bit concerned that it's easy flat stuff. My friend is a beginner so I'm not too sure about her judgement on this. Myself and the missus have been skiing since we we're kids, i'd say were adventurous intermediates. We reckon Selva ticks all the boxes except we're just wondering if Selva will have enough challenging slopes. Any intermediate/expert out there with an opinion on this?