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First family trip + Grandparents - help required
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

D (now just 7Cool will get a free pass in Tignes in April and would have done in the Grand Massif in January if we had gone there.
We changed our minds and went to Austria and there were no reductions and we paid something over 1000 € for the two of us for 13 days. GM refunded what we had paid for my pass very quickly.
In December D would have paid around 50€ for a week in Les Gets/Morzine for six days, but bought a season pass as it was just €56. If we had gone to Morillon we would have popped over to Les Gets so used the season pass.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

“Austria.
Saalbach is bigger than Hinterglemm but they both have plenty of winterweg hiking trails, a free bus connecting them till 17:00, a sunny pedestrian pass allowing 2 daily ups and 2 downs on local gondolas and nice walks to local restaurants from the mountain station.
For my non skiing OH it was a pleasant week…”

A 7 day pedestrian pass for a non-skier in Saalbach costs €110. As stated above, for that you get two daily trips up and down on the gondolas, and, as the resort has lots of gondolas (more than any other resort worldwide), each with decent restaurants at the top and midpoint, there are plenty of options.

I heard of a 72 year old, who came to Saalbach as a total beginner a few weeks ago; apparently he progressed well. And today a friend was telling me of a 73 year old lady, who is still enjoying her skiing, after learning to ski at the age of 58.

Just in case these grandparents get bored with walking around in the snow, childminding, and window shopping.
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