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Ski in 3 valleys or Espace Killy for a day on Paradiski 6 day pass

Sun, 24 Nov 2013 11:29:37 GMT

I have booked my 6 day Paradiski ski pass for a week in January and have been told that you can ski for one day in either the Three Valleys or Espace Killy on the pass.
Has anyone done this?
How far of a driver is it to either?
Is this more hassle than it is worth?

Re:Ski in 3 valleys or Espace Killy for a day on Paradiski 6 day pass

Sun, 24 Nov 2013 13:03:58 GMT

It depends on where in Paradiski you are stopping on how long it takes to get back to the main road...it can be a short drive ...or a long one..google maps will tell you

Re:Ski in 3 valleys or Espace Killy for a day on Paradiski 6 day pass

Sun, 24 Nov 2013 13:09:03 GMT

3V is closer - you could park in Brides Les Baines and get the long (40min) bubble up to Meribel.

But unless your group is desperate to I wouldn't bother. Long way to go when you have such a good area "on your doorstep" so to speak.

Unlikely you will ski all of Paradiski in 6 days.

Re:Ski in 3 valleys or Espace Killy for a day on Paradiski 6 day pass

Sun, 24 Nov 2013 15:34:24 GMT

I agree with Dave and Andy. They are both huge areas, you don't need to venture into another. Just do Paradiski this season and 3v the next!

Re:Ski in 3 valleys or Espace Killy for a day on Paradiski 6 day pass

Sun, 24 Nov 2013 16:13:39 GMT

I thought it was a bit too far to go for a day so I think we will stay in Les Arcs for the week.

Re:Ski in 3 valleys or Espace Killy for a day on Paradiski 6 day pass

Sun, 24 Nov 2013 16:15:37 GMT

More than enough to keep you busy all week in Paradiski.
I've got 8 days skiing there in March, still wouldn't consider it.

Re:Ski in 3 valleys or Espace Killy for a day on Paradiski 6 day pass

Tue, 26 Nov 2013 12:19:54 GMT

I have taken the opportunity whilst staying in Champagney. It is a 15 minute drive to Courcheval 1300 easy parking and you are straight on the 3 V's lift system after the lift pass ski office there gives you a one day pass. But check before you leave your home village that you have all you need. Last year you had to have a piece of paper confirming that you had bought your home lift pass whereas previous years you only needed your Paradiski pass. Also you have to have bought the full pass not the local Les Arc or Le Plagne one.
If you were staying in La Plagne it would be quicker and cheaper to ski to Champagney and take a taxi from there and book a return pick up. It is ian longer drive from the other two. Champagney is in the same (Bosel) valley as Courcheval

Espace Killy would be closer to Les Arc