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End of March
 Poster: A snowHead
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Thinking, just possibly, of a change from our very happy holidays in Morzine due to the trip being a bit later next year. Thinking high, thinking biggish area as we like to get mileage under our skis. Children getting a bit older and very capable of distance. Poss Italy, although restricted to geneva airport and don't really want to drive much more than 2 hours. Any ideas?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Would have to consider Three Valleys, huge mileage of pistes, really well linked up, pretty much all fast lifts now and no significant queues, high up, pretty snow sure, good variety for mixed groups. Coach from Geneva is usually about 3 hours if traffic and snow ok, I drove it last year in a hire car - slow on the way there as roads deep in snow but only just over 2 hours on way back. Sunday tends to be quieter than Saturday. It's got some drawbacks - mainly it's expensive, particularly Courchevel but pretty much across the whole place now and it's all a bit purpose built but that comes with the height. A good option can be a UK chalet company, there's a lot of choice. Everyone has their preferred location, I like La Tania - it's a quiet place but a bit cheaper, lots of chalets - as I like the Courchevel Valley and it also links quickly into the Meribel valley and it's pretty quick to head across to the Val Thorens and Les Menuires Valley but there are lots of other options. Les Arcs and Val / Tignes pretty similar but a bit further to drive.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

Mmmm I have a feeling you're right @SkierRob, Very Happy . I've spent years avoiding the 3V, but I suspect they would suit us well. Thanks!
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