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Bourg st Maurice to La Rossier
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I had this brian storm and thought that this January I'd try the train from London to Bourg rather than the usual Birmingham to Grenoble flight thingie. Accomation booked, train booked...happy days.

Now I have run out of brains and can see a storm on the horizon... anyone ever bused or taxi'd from the train station to La Rossier?
Any favorable taxi companies spring to mind?

thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

www.altibus.com

They have regular buses running from BSM to all the resorts including La Rosiere. The bus station is directly outside the train station so it is monumentally simple.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Hi kev293,

There are loads of taxis at the train station when you arrive and any of them will be able to take you to La Ros. The bus is slower but if you don't mind that it's nice and easy. The timetable is here: http://www.altibus.com/documents/gares/9/navettes.pdf (scroll down for la ros) and you can buy tickets in the bus station when you arrive.

Happy planning!
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My boys caught the bus up to La Ros from the bus station outside the train station a couple of years back it was very cheap easy and convenient. They did not pre book, and the bus ran about half hourly for much of the day. I`d guess there is, or will be nearer the time, an online timetable. From memory I think the bus took about half an hour. The only slightly scary thing was that one of their girlfriends was on a bus back down and it had a minor accident. She still made her connection though!

Last year to get up to Arc 2000 from the train station I used http://www.taxi-bourg-st-maurice.net/en/. I only booked the night before, and the driver was extremely helpful. Taking us to the supermarket (kept our luggage for us whilst we shopped and he did another job) and helping us with our shopping into and out of the car.

Have a good trip.


A quick edit ps my post obviously took me too long to write as others had already posted information Smile
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Thank you all thats a releif, could see her gojng spare at 18.45 at night with no transfer options...!

Very Happy
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