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Les Sybelles; which resort for best skiing access?
 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi. I`ve heard good reports of Les Sybelles in the Maurienne, but which village gives the best access and links to the ski area ? I`d prefer to stay in St Jean or St Sorlin, as they sound more attractive. We are intermediate with a preference for reds and blacks, or freeride areas. As an alternative, we were thinking about St Foy, but I suspect it is not the secret it once was, being in the heart of the mega resorts. This would be late March. Thanks
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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St Sorlin is best IMO. It has the largest area itself in case the links aren't open and easy access to the rest. You'll be disappointed with reds (few) and blacks (virtually none). Nice area though I haven't been for several years.
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Thanks. Do you have to go all the way up to Les Perrons to get out of the local area ? It seems all quite separated on the piste map.
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From St Sorlin yes you had to go that way in 2007 can't imagine it's changed. From St Jean you could get over to Le Corbier I think.
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