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Mountain/resort guide Les Contamines
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

So, ill be in Les C in two weeks time with my daughters and myself to amuse.
The kids will be in lessons for a couple of hours in the mornings, and that will give me a chance to blast about on my board, before switching to skis to join them in the afternoons

My question is this, id like to get a guide to show me around the area.....best pistes etc, but also to do some off piste safely Who should i go to, and because of the limitations regarding the kids, would it be worth it for a couple of hours?.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Two suggestions:

ESI ski school and ask for Christophe. He loves the excuse to ski off piste with clients. My kids have been having 2 hour private lessons with him and he's shown them a lot of the off piste routes. Obviously you are only going to see one or two in 2 hours but you'd have some fun. He boards too.

Go to the guides office (adjoining the tourist office) and see if they have any mixed groups running. I'm guessing that would be half day minimum though.

Have fun.
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