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Amade region, Austria to Tignes, France ( train)
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Following a successful journey from Claviere, Italy to Bourg St Maurice / Tignes last April , thanks to advice given by fellow Snowheads. This season I'm going to attempt Amade Region to Tignes.

Has anyone done this previously, if so could you recommend the route.


Thank you
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Whereabouts will you start from? I suspect you will have to get to Salzburg first, then pick up one of the Intercity trains, but exactly where to and what kind of changes will be involved God alone knows! Have you tried the ÖBB website yet?
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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@Samerberg Sue,

I believe I'm now going to be working out of Zell am see for the first week of the Easter vacation. My second week plan is to meet up with UK friends in Tignes. (Otherwise I'll stay in Austria but ski a different resort)

Getting to Salzburg isn't an issue, but finding a route is an issue, have been thinking via Munich. The European traines website is currently down for maintenance.

What's the OBB website?
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@1969jma, obb is the Austrian railway. It has an english bit
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You are looking at 13/14 hours going via Innsbruck, Zurich and Geneva with 5 or 6 changes and anything up to 23 hours with up to 8 or 9 changes according to the Deutschebahn website (http://www.bahn.de/p/view/buchung/fahrplanundbuchung.shtml) All the routes seem to take you via Innsbruck, Zurich and Geneva. I only put in Zell am See to Bourg St-Maurice, so you'd have to get from the railway station in BSM up to Tignes by bus or taxi!
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