I am oing to Klosters in winter for skiing. Has anybody advise to give me? what I should be careful to avoid and what I should not miss.
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Hi, welcome to the forum. Last time I was there, the REGA pass covered the trains as well as the skiing. Useful if the weather closes in and you find you are on the Davos side of the system.
Brilliant skiing and very varied range of slopes. Enjoy :D
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Started by Countasg in Switzerland 14-Sep-2008 - 4 Replies
Countasg posted Sep-2008
Tony_H
reply to 'Klosters' posted Sep-2008
Avoid other skiers on the pistes, and dont miss your flight home.
Freezywater
reply to 'Klosters' posted Sep-2008
also be careful of the yellow snow :lol:
I would have got away with it if it wasn't for those pesky kids!
Bandit
reply to 'Klosters' posted Sep-2008
countasg wrote:I am oing to Klosters in winter for skiing. Has anybody advise to give me? what I should be careful to avoid and what I should not miss.
Thanks
Hi, welcome to the forum. Last time I was there, the REGA pass covered the trains as well as the skiing. Useful if the weather closes in and you find you are on the Davos side of the system.
Brilliant skiing and very varied range of slopes. Enjoy :D
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Dave Mac
reply to 'Klosters' posted Sep-2008
Klosters ~ very Pleasant skiing, and good value lift pass for the amount and quality of skiing. Run over to Davos is very pretty. Klosters is a fair sized town, so watch your location to the ski bus or gondola.
You will almost certainly encounter some plum-voices in the Gondola, just try not to feel too sorry for them. If you are sharing the Gondala with Prince Charles, just tell them Davy Mac sent you :wink:
You will almost certainly encounter some plum-voices in the Gondola, just try not to feel too sorry for them. If you are sharing the Gondala with Prince Charles, just tell them Davy Mac sent you :wink:
Topic last updated on 14-September-2008 at 21:25