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Started by Stink in France - 13 Replies

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Stink posted Jan-2007

Hi, does anyone know what the snow should be like in La clusaz in early feb? Hopefully going for 4 nights but want to make sure we'll be able to ski.

Many thanks.
wake up........

Bennyboy
reply to 'La Clusaz'
posted Jan-2007

Snow should be good...

Ill leave it to the La Clusaz resident on this forum to give you the better details!!

Stink
reply to 'La Clusaz'
posted Jan-2007

So where is this La Clusaz resident then?!!!?

Show yourself!
wake up........

Powderhound
reply to 'La Clusaz'
posted Jan-2007

stink wrote:So where is this La Clusaz resident then?!!!?


Actually there are several (not including myself, sadly) - if it wasn't dark I'd say they were out skiing... so they'll either be in a pub or cooking for their (lucky) guests then...

But, unless temperatures zoom up again, early Feb should be wicked. The higher pistes (on La Balme, etc.) are already well covered and the lower runs are on grass so remain skiable with quite thin snow cover...

But I wouldn't worry, it would take some pretty extraordinary weather for the skiing not be excellent in early February. If you're lucky with the fresh, it could be epic - some of my most memorable days skiing in the last few years have been at La Clusaz and Le Grand Bornand (next valley - accessible by ski-bus).

Powderhound

Stink
reply to 'La Clusaz'
posted Jan-2007

Thanks for the reply Powderhound.
I'm staying in L'Etale apparentley its 8 km from La Clusaz and the apartment is supposedly ski in/ ski out, do you or any others know what conditions should be like in that area?

Thanks.
wake up........

Powderhound
reply to 'La Clusaz'
posted Jan-2007

stink wrote:...staying in L'Etale


The Etale Massif is one of the quieter parts of the area, so you'll have direct access to some un-crowded pistes. The two runs from the top of the Etale cable car (one Red, one Black) are both great fun - particularly the upper sections in fresh snow. On quieter days here the only other person you'll see will be the guy (or girl) operating the lift.

For early skiers, the Blues in this area are nice for building confidence - wide and smooth.

If you've not found it, here's the Piste Map for La Clusaz

You can ski out to the rest of the domain from here, or can take the bus if you prefer.

Powderhound

Stink
reply to 'La Clusaz'
posted Jan-2007

Thanks powderhound, youve been a big help.

Cheers mate.
wake up........

Stink
reply to 'La Clusaz'
posted Jan-2007

Does anyone know how much it costs for a lift pass for L'Etale for 3 or 4 days? Also how much would it be for all of La Clusaz please.

Thanks again. :)

wake up........

Topic last updated on 08-January-2007 at 21:38