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Alps At The End of March
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi guys,
I have got the ski bug and I am desperate to get in a week before the end of season. I have found a great deal for the Valmeinier and Valloire ski area for the week commencing March 29th but I am slightly worried about conditions that late in the season. I have never skied later than February so I am completely unaware of all things spring skiing.
Is it worth going?
They are quite high resorts (most runs above 2000m I think) but I dont know which direction they face.
Any advice would be much appreciated with regards of whether it's worth it and if I choose to go what to expect.
Cheers Smile
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I went to the area in the last week of march last year. The only place which was a bit "iffy" was down towards resort level in Valloire but you'd expect that with it being at 1400m. Apart from that, the conditions were great higher up. If you can, you'd be better off staying in Valloire, there isnt a lot in Valmeinier
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