J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by andyhull

Quote about current conditions from the Ski Club of Gt Britain rep in ADH 'Skiing does not get much better than this'. :D

Oh, and spend some time learning about how the first world war was fought in the mountains. Fascinating but chilling.

Great area if you like cruisy runs. Best runs, the Womans world cup run in Arabba is great can't remember what it was called, lovely twisty tree lined run.
The runs up high on the Marmolada are superb.
Then further afield of course you've got the Saslong in Val Gardena (Mens Downhill), skiing the camel humps really gives you an appreciation for what the races can do.
So many good runs, the circuit itself is good, not just a route round the resorts by any means.
Then of course you're in some of the most amazing mountains.
Enjoy!

All this talk of the Sarenne is just Stewart drawing the conversation away from the scare chair!

The rep does the queuing. :mrgreen:

If it's cold and snowy, you'll be glad that you are wearing one. Nothing better in bad weather.

Ian Wickham wrote:

Tony_H wrote:

Ian Wickham wrote:You don't have the problem in France :mrgreen:

You also don't have anywhere quite like St Anton in France either :wink:

But you can buy a lift pass on line 8)

Yes, but you don't ski online. :mrgreen:

That's the one, it's just like that. You've just got to spot your first turn and go for it.
You'll be breathing hard when you get to the bottom!