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Hi there, me and a couple of friends are arriving in Arinsal this Sunday (25th). We are all fairly experienced skiiers. Has anyone got any advice on which resort in vallnord would be best for us.
Give us a shout if anyone else is going at that time .
Thanks for any advice,
Rob
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SnowBeard said...
22/01/2009 23:00:21
Hi Rob
You've picked the right resort for apres & atmosphere. The ski area at Arinsal though is fairly limited, but fine for experienced skiers for the first day's warm up. Pal (linked with Arinsal's ski area by cable car) has more varied terrain and more mileage, and between these 2 linked areas there's plenty to keep you occupied if you're average intermediate standard. It's all about finding the sweet spots and riding a few different lines there before moving on to the next.
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Enjoy!
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Tino_11 said...
22/01/2009 23:02:54
Can anyone tell me if there are transfers between Girona and the Andorran resorts? Just seen return flights to Girona for 33 EUR
I'd recommend ResortHoppa(SkiHoppa) for that route; try Holiday Taxis too
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Robbiejacobs1 said...
22/01/2009 23:40:43
Thanks a lot snowbeard. That sounds encouraging. I was a bit worried from some other reviews that Arinsal didn't cater well for experienced skiiers. But with Pal and Arcalis to explore I'm sure it will be fine.
Thanks again
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SnowBeard said...
22/01/2009 23:54:25
My pleasure Rob
Arinsal's isn't ideal for experienced skiers; you'll probably ski it out in about 3 hours, but like I said, keep tweeking the sweet spots and do a bit of exploring in the other 2 stations. It's one of the friendliest resorts on the planet too - so you're bound to have a laugh in the evenings.
If the uppermost slopes on Pic Alt de la Capa at the top of Arinsal are open, then have a go at skiing from the top & linking all the way down to the base of the mountain at 1550m next to the new 6-seater 'Arinsal' chairlift - that's well over 3000ft of (fairly tame, but thigh-burning) vertical!