Snow depth

Been as complete beginner, wouldn't go back.....found it to be very basic, small snow area for intermediate levels or above, hit and miss with quality of lessons and/or hire equipment....spend money elsewhere and find a cheap deal elsewhere I would say.

Obviously only stuck to pisted runs, have u never gone off piste ?

And as a beginner u never skied it all in 3 days .

As a beginner you wouldn't of skid tomba , you may of slip slided or snow ploughed down but that aint sking

Hello WFM46. I'd love to meet your English teacher.

Unfortunatly she dead, and I have dyslexia, but Tony you're perfect .

And I did reply with my iPhone with fat fingers syndrome ...and no auto correct...horses for courses I guess


AS long as people like snow i'm happy

Have to say I loved Bulgaria. Even if skiing is somewhat limited, is no less so than skiing Norwegian West Coast resorts. I would not read too much into absolute snow depths, given the vast majority of us would never notice if 50cm of 2m of snow was beneath us and most of the higher resorts in Europe suffer from requiring substantial snow to cover rocks.

Add to this great people and makes for an enjoyable place to dip your toes without breaking the bank.

Anyone who requires more than a hot shower and bed in a ski resort is frankly high maintenance.

Like anything in life, go with the correct mindset and you will have a great time.

Ranchero_1979 wrote:

Anyone who requires more than a hot shower and bed in a ski resort is frankly high maintenance.

Wot even Coffee ????
:(

Yep I'm high maintenance ...... -)