Messages posted by : david@traxvax
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We still have availability for New Year, 1st time ever so we're offering a 50% for any bookings for New Year until 30th Dec in chalet le Mouflon La Rosiere 1850. You'll find full details on www.tracksvacations.com there are 12 places available and we've got masses of snow already. A transfer to/from Geneva is included as well as ski-hosting.
The chalet has all the facilities you need for a great holiday, sauna, jacuzzi bath, spacious sitting room with log fire, great location near to village centre and main lifts. Contact us on info@tracksvacations.com or call 07855 430404 or 0033 4 79 07 52 16 for immediate bookings. |
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We have availability for New Year in chalet Le Mouflon, La Rosiere 1850, we're having the best start to a season for over 10 yrs with masses of snow. All the details of our chalet are to be found at www.tracksvacations.com opr we can be emasiled at info@tracksvacations for more information.
David Tracks Vacations |
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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".
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I was skiing in La Rosiere 1850 (5kms away) last week and snow conditions were terrific we had 3 days of fresh snow. The sorms were pretty much across the entire French Alps so Ste Foy should have had similar conditions. Only downside was that temps rose later in the week and damaged a couple of the low lying runs. As to conditions in Ste Foy, I wouldn't know I haven't skiied there since the village was overun by development.
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Jobster, have you thought about La Rosiere, one of the most snowsure resorts in the Alps and we have availability for your group in that week. Have alook at out website www.trcaksvacations.com or see our ad in the resorts section.
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It seems as if everyone believes that every Alpine resort hasn't had any snow this season, OK there isn't as much as usual but there's still 140 cms at altitude and 67 cms at village level and none of our guests have lost any skiing through lack of snow cover. The end result though, is that we've got spaces when we'd normally be full, so we have a couple of incentives for next week, a free six day Espace San Bernardo lift pass for every single adult booking or free kids places for a family booking. Check out our website www.tracksvacations.com you'll see what a bargain this is, you'll also be able to link to the La Rosiere web-cams and see just how much snow we've got.
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It snowed in La Rosiere.
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Aosta is a useful place to stay because it gives you access to Courmayer and La Thuile as well as Pila. Like all valley towns you'll have to drive to get to the snow. If you want to ski Italy but from a resort try La Rosiere in France, it's linked to La Thuile, it's very snow-sure none of our guests this year have lost a day's skiing through lack of cover and we still have some availability for February dates.
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