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Ski buses/public transport in Monte Rosa
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi all

Out to Champoluc tomorrow, very pleased to see the webcams looking white!

One question to anyone who knows - how easy is it to get by public transport from the connected area of Champoluc-Gressoney la Trinite-Alagna to the other little areas covered by the ski pass - Antagnod, Brusson, Gressoney St-Jean? Is there a bus (free or chargeable) running between them? Might be up for a bit of travelling to see some new bits depending on how conditions are, I know they're only small but we like skiing new areas. Obv will depend on snow cover there and what opens on 23rd.

Thanks!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Didn't check if these were up to date but lines Blue and Green run between Champoluc and Antagnod.

But you need to check your geography. Gressonney is a different valley, commune and local organisation...so different buses. http://www.monterosa-ski.com/servizi/navette/?lang=en

Antagnod is sometimes good on a powder day as it's very safe and no one goes off piste. Otherwise, there's like one chairlift and two runs. Not worth the effort.

I didn't realise there was really any alpine in Brusson?
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under_a_new_name - thanks! Think we might have missed the boat re powder at Antagnod - and presumably no base below about 2000m? but it might still be worth an afternoon.

Yeah for Gressoney la Trinite to Gressoney St Jean I'm assuming we would use the lifts to ski over into that valley from Champoluc and then would have to get a local bus from Gressoney la Trinite. The main attraction (only attraction?) for Gressoney St Jean would be the Leonardo David race course (if there's snow on it!)

On the map there looks to be another very small area at Brusson (well, Estoul) but it is 12km along the valley from Champoluc- probably not worth the effort if there are no regular buses connecting them.

Another question which you probably know the answer to - is the itinerary from the top of Indrens avalanche controlled at all? I'm guessing not.
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@belette, if you are there now I would really not bother. South facing a single narrow strip of man made snow.
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