Where to go for guaranteed snow

Unfortunately no such thing as guaranteed snow but some resorts have a better record than others, you could check out La Rosiere, it's high at 1850 metres and it's south facing so it's sunnier than other resorts in the Haute Tarentaise. Because of it's proximity to Mont Blanc we have very localised weather so it's consistently in the top 5 French resorts for snow cover. The where to Ski and Snowboard guide for 2008 says it's "The sunniest resort in the Tarentasie but also the snowiest".

Hi,

I am thinking about a ski holiday in Saint Sorlin on the week beginning the 9th of January. What are the typical ski conditions in the Les Sybelles ski area in Januay? Thanks

cwebster wrote:Hi,

I am thinking about a ski holiday in Saint Sorlin on the week beginning the 9th of January. What are the typical ski conditions in the Les Sybelles ski area in Januay? Thanks

Its reasonable altitude so should be ok, past history suggests you'll be ok then. Mind you, I'd do a trip advisor check on your accommodation as some of the places there get dreadful reviews.

If you are worried about February you should get the insurance claim in now. There is going to be a queue of millions who missed out in November, December and January ahead of you. It will be fine.

i think the 3 Valles they guarantee snow