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Good ski resort for beginners - with "guaranteed" snow and "pretty" resort
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

+1 for Les Gets is great, good beginner slopes and there is the whole PDS for your wife and you if you want to do something a bit more challenging, although Mont Chery is an underused jewel and a great place to find un-tracked snow as people just don't go over there as much. So it might be a few days before you feel the need to bother. Another good place thats in easy hitting distance from Les Get is the mont nyon area.

Another option would be morzine, try and get a place near the supermorzine bubble, then you could take your friends up super morzine and leave them playing around that area which has some fantastic little beginner runs or take them over into the Les Linderets.

Finally and I am massively biased here, just stay in Avoriaz, great beginner ski-ing at both Supermorzine and Les Linderets, easy access to Switzerland and the circuit for the more advanced skiers. But the number one attraction for me is its ski in ski out, which for a beginner cannot be overstated the advantages it gives in terms of motivation. If you stay in the Falaise sector you are also walking distance from the Plateau where all the lessons start.

Option 1- Get up and walk for 15-20 mins carrying your skis and/or get a bus to a lift.
Option 2 - Get up, put on skis, ski hmmm no contest

Some people say Avoriaz is ugly, I agree in summer, but the bottom line is you could cover skegness in snow and it would look fairly attractive, Avoriaz is actually quite pretty and more importantly when you are looking out of a window and you see mountains who care if the building you are standing in is a bit ugly.

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