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Looking at doing one of the "Ski Test" all inclusive packages in saas fee late november as a pre-season warm up. Was just wondering if anyone has experience of the area at that time of year and how much is typically open (accepting that there is obviously significant variation due to being totally reliant on early snowfalls). Is it just the summer glacier area or could the runs to langfluh, morenia etc be open by then?
Cheers,
James
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Depending on the conditions it is quite possible that the runs to Morenia would be open but Langfluh normally opens later.
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It all depends on the temperature as they have extensive snowmaking from Morenia downwards. You might be able to get to Langfluh across the glacier, but not be able to ski down, so it would be the 15 minute T bar back up again. I suspect all the ski testing would be based at the top though.
Back in the days when snow was reliable, there used to be a button lift back to the Felskinn tunnel, so you could do loops via the Metro. But that was in the days before the Alpin Express.
On Monday day there was 30cm of fresh powder up top, so you could get lucky and get decent coverage.
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