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September skiing

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Hi all iam thinking of going skiing in August September October anyone got any ideas ta
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Take your pick from about 10 glaciers in Austria; France: Switzerland: or Italy - or go to Chile, Argentina, New Zealand or Australia.

Don't expect brilliant snow in August in the Alps - more a limited skiing, soft-snow, novelty experience for diehard Snowheads (like me wink) on the few glaciers (and limited terrain) that are open. Still usually good fun though Smile.

September can be more autumnal/better - though is often a slightly better version of the August description above.

October generally sees the first meaningful autumn snowfall - with winter conditions beginning to be established and good conditions. However, this cannot be guaranteed and conditions (like the first 2 or 3 weeks of last October) can be marginal.

Assuming that a southern hemisphere trip is out, Austria (Hintertux, Stubai, Soelden, Pitztal or Kaunertal) or Switzerland (Saas Fee or Zermatt) would fit the bill in terms of nice resorts with lovely non-ski ambience - although Switzerland is a bit on the pricey side these days.

Tignes in France is good for easy access to the snow (only 7 mins by funicular) but the terrain is a bit more limited than somewhere like Hintertux or Stubai. Of the glaciers listed, I think Hintertux is about the only one that bills itself as 365 days skiing these days - the others have a tendency to close in September. Best to check with each glacier website.


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Cheers was thinking more rest of the world rather than Europe have you any experience with the above mentioned . Ta
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For New Zealand North Island these might help.

http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=115275&highlight=

http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=115286&highlight=
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Hintertux can be fantastic in September.
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was thinking more rest of the world rather than Europe
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Yep - skied in Chile (Termas de Chillan, 3 Valleys areas near Santiago and Portillo). Brilliant! Did a road trip with an excellent US company (Casatours) - a great cultural and skiing experience (off piste guiding, powder, volcano bootpack ascent, markets, wineries, locals' club night out in Santiago etc etc).

Off to Australia in July/August and aiming to ski at Thredbo and Perisher - will need to get back to you on that wink.
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