Hi All
I am planning a trip to italy mid feb early march.we are both early intermediate skiers.Been mostly to Austria last few years and loved it.we prefer the slightly quieter resorts but love a few beers after a long day skiing.Someone recomended Pila. resort sounds nice but skiing limited.Can anyone give me some ideas please.
Cheers
Chris
Where to go ?
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Yes .....
It's not in Italy :thumbup:
Start another thread to ask about Valmorel - I've never skied there but passed through in the summer.
It's got a reputation as a decent resort, very family firendly, quite compact, no cars, reliable skiing.
Pop yourselves down the road to La Thuile better skiing nice food and good snow :thumbup:
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Started by ChrissyG in Italy 10-Dec-2011 - 7 Replies
ChrissyG posted Dec-2011
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RWBURGESS
reply to 'Where to go ?' posted Dec-2011
Why not try Sestriere. Plenty of intermediate skiing locally & linkage to a very large area as you get more adventurous. Plenty of bars for apres ski!
Grizwald
reply to 'Where to go ?' posted Dec-2011
How about a resort in the Dolomites? Loads of intermediate crusing on the Sella Ronda.
Pila is great I've taught there for many years it has about 70km worth of piste and if you stay in Aosta itself rather than Pila or not you can reach other resorts by bus pretty easily. Depends where you've been before and if you're bothered about covering the same runs.
Cervinia is to me the definition of Italian intermediate skiing with long and wide cruisy pistes.
If you've not tried Italy you'll love it if your looking for something more low key, the food and skiing are great and the apres very low key generally compared to Austria.
Pila is great I've taught there for many years it has about 70km worth of piste and if you stay in Aosta itself rather than Pila or not you can reach other resorts by bus pretty easily. Depends where you've been before and if you're bothered about covering the same runs.
Cervinia is to me the definition of Italian intermediate skiing with long and wide cruisy pistes.
If you've not tried Italy you'll love it if your looking for something more low key, the food and skiing are great and the apres very low key generally compared to Austria.
Tony_H
reply to 'Where to go ?' posted Dec-2011
Pila is a very small area, not one for intermediate skiers if you like to get about in a week.
I've been to Sauze and loved the skiing there, mainly tree lined cruisy quiet slopes, some more aggressive reds over at Sestriere, plenty for a weeks skiing, and linked to other resorts too.
Cervinia is worth a shout too, big area linked with Zermatt and high altitude.
Dolomites may be prefect: I always look at Selva and Arabba.
Alternatively, Serre Chevalier is just over the border in France and has become my favourite resort; lovely ski area with 250km, good snow record, some bars around the bases in most areas (Villeneuve and Monetier by far the prettiest) and a shortish transfer from Turin or Grenoble.
I've been to Sauze and loved the skiing there, mainly tree lined cruisy quiet slopes, some more aggressive reds over at Sestriere, plenty for a weeks skiing, and linked to other resorts too.
Cervinia is worth a shout too, big area linked with Zermatt and high altitude.
Dolomites may be prefect: I always look at Selva and Arabba.
Alternatively, Serre Chevalier is just over the border in France and has become my favourite resort; lovely ski area with 250km, good snow record, some bars around the bases in most areas (Villeneuve and Monetier by far the prettiest) and a shortish transfer from Turin or Grenoble.
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OldAndy
reply to 'Where to go ?' posted Dec-2011
calle8682 wrote:anny one know anny thing about Valmorel?
Yes .....
It's not in Italy :thumbup:
Start another thread to ask about Valmorel - I've never skied there but passed through in the summer.
It's got a reputation as a decent resort, very family firendly, quite compact, no cars, reliable skiing.
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Ian Wickham
reply to 'Where to go ?' posted Dec-2011
ChrissyG wrote:Hi All
I am planning a trip to italy mid feb early march.we are both early intermediate skiers.Been mostly to Austria last few years and loved it.we prefer the slightly quieter resorts but love a few beers after a long day skiing.Someone recomended Pila. resort sounds nice but skiing limited.Can anyone give me some ideas please.
Cheers
Chris
Pop yourselves down the road to La Thuile better skiing nice food and good snow :thumbup:
Chris1
reply to 'Where to go ?' posted Dec-2011
You'll probably love the Dolomites (1200km on your lift pass), great intermediate cruising and stunning scenery. The apres-ski is fun and the food is fantastic!
I'm on my way back over there now :)
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Topic last updated on 22-December-2011 at 12:43