J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Bjred

Hello
I found great flights to Turin and so with easy transfers by train I have a provisionally booked a nice B&B in Aosta town not far from the train station. The reason is I'm travelling with my wife who doesn't ski. The plan is for my wife will do some site seeing and meet me up the mountain later. How tricky is it to get up and down to the slopes for some sking. It looks possible but maybe you will tell me differently. :thumbup: or :thumbdown:

Ok. Courmayeur sounds like a win win. Many thanks.

Barry

Hello
I have found some great flights to Turin and want to head towards the Cervinia area by train for a short ski trip. I also want entice my long suffering wife who doesn't really ski with me. The plan is to sell a cute mountain getaway town. I have been to Cervinia before and loved it but the town is not great for non skiing day trippers. Is there a town with a better day scene going on for an occasional non skier that I can hit by train from Turin.

All suggestions welcome.
Many Thanks
Barry

Tx . St Anton is 2 hr drive on google maps. I've never been there. I have to investigate further.Cheers
Barry

Hello
I'm hoping to go sking in Austria over the xmas break and see Ryanair are now flying into Memmingen Allgäu and the flight times are good for transfers, which I know nothing about . Are there buses to ski resorts from there.
Barry

Thanks Admin.
I have looked at this and flights are ok but as we would be arriving at different times regular bus transfers to and from the slopes would be a must.
Would you have any information on which of these airports has the best tranport options.
Cheers + TX
BJ

I'm hoping to arrange a ski trip with some friends.
We are all in different countries (Dublin, Cardiff and Brussels). What airport has the easiest access to skiing. TX BJ