Hi all,
I've switched jobs and ended up with a gap for 1-30 November. I'm itching to ski but my knowledge of 'what's good' is probably totally irrelevant at this time of year. I've seen papers, websites etc recommending Ischgul, Zermatt, amongst others.
Am interested to know if anyone has a good pointer on a decent resort at this time of year? To be honest it would be a v relaxed trip as I'd probably end up travelling solo and just brushing up technique / breaking in a new pair of touring boots. As a result, I don't mind if the resort is small and I'm repeating runs; it's more important that the snow is ok!
Thanks for any thoughts.
Dave
V early season skiing 2013/14 - which resort?
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Started by DJW in Ski Chatter 20-Oct-2013 - 10 Replies
DJW posted Oct-2013
OldAndy
reply to 'V early season skiing 2013/14 - which resort?' posted Oct-2013
You're going to need a glacier.
Tignes, for example, Glacier open but ski area doesn't open until 30th November.
Tignes, for example, Glacier open but ski area doesn't open until 30th November.
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OldAndy
reply to 'V early season skiing 2013/14 - which resort?' posted Oct-2013
Mind you if you are into touring and going uphill there could be some lovely snow on runs that aren't serviced by running lifts.
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Jadavi
reply to 'V early season skiing 2013/14 - which resort?' posted Oct-2013
We are spending a week in the Tignes glacier and expecting to ski every day. Apparently there will be 2-6 runs available depending on snowfall .
Watterski
reply to 'V early season skiing 2013/14 - which resort?' posted Oct-2013
Am I correct in thinking Cervinia is a good early resort?
Watterski
reply to 'V early season skiing 2013/14 - which resort?' posted Oct-2013
Or so the travel agent told me!!!!!!!
Biki17
reply to 'V early season skiing 2013/14 - which resort?' posted Oct-2013
Zermatt / Cervinia should be open on a glacier
DJW
reply to 'V early season skiing 2013/14 - which resort?' posted Oct-2013
Thanks guys. For Tignes - where is best to stay then? From the Piste Map is looks like Val Claret or Tignes Le Lac are the closest villages to the lifts that access the glacier. Does anyone have any experience in Austria at this time of year? I've not been so was hoping there'd be a good spot there...?
Topic last updated on 22-October-2013 at 10:18