Best place for intermediate
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Started by Broom in Ski Chatter 02-Dec-2009 - 15 Replies
Broom
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I dont mind driving up to 3 hours from Geneva
Broom
reply to 'Best place for intermediate ' posted Dec-2009
isnt Zermatt more fore advanced skiers.
i was thinking 3 vallees because i am a full day skier so 4 days i want plenty of options
i was thinking 3 vallees because i am a full day skier so 4 days i want plenty of options
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Broom
reply to 'Best place for intermediate ' posted Dec-2009
Is Villas any good
Tony_H
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Both intermediates paradisebroom wrote:isnt Zermatt more fore advanced skiers.
i was thinking 3 vallees
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Broom
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thanks :thumbup: tony you are a star
Tony_H
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Scoring freely for Valencia, I'd have him in my team any day.broom wrote:Is Villa any good
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ParalyticSkiCrazie
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Personally I would look at La Plagne - did a short break there 2 years ago and stayed in the P&V La Lauze in Plagne 1800. Also look at chillchalet dot com they have reasonable catered rates and do short breaks.
3V is great too - I would be looking at Courchevel 1650, 1550 or Les Menuires. We have stayed at the Hotel Le Menuire who will do short breaks off peak.
Chamonix is a good option accommodation wise for short breaks but the ski areas are disjointed if you like to ski the whole day.
3V is great too - I would be looking at Courchevel 1650, 1550 or Les Menuires. We have stayed at the Hotel Le Menuire who will do short breaks off peak.
Chamonix is a good option accommodation wise for short breaks but the ski areas are disjointed if you like to ski the whole day.
Topic last updated on 02-December-2009 at 22:45