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Does anyone know or have a photo of the conditions in La Rossiere
I never trust webcams they are always a bit naughty when the snow is light.
Thanks
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I don't but have photos but have found that if they have the time and date in the corner then that's a good sign, got caught recently on the Meribel ones like that.
Looks ok on here though, dated today
http://www.bergfex.com/thuile-rosiere-aostatal/webcams/c3424/
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
@Esdel
, La Rosiere , I was in Ste Foy 3 km away last week and stare at La Rosiere from my Balcony , I understand the conditions there are the same as Ste Foy , below 2100 no real cover however all the main runs with snow cannons are complete but no off piste , above 2100m there will be a thin base off piste and most runs are fine . The snow over in La Thuille is better as is the off piste cover above 2000 m and a guide friend of mine after the 10cm last week managed to find some decent off piste to take his clients .
It also snowed a little yesterday which would have refreshed the piste and 50cms of new snow possibly more expected this weekend will totally transform the area , actually the type of storm due this weekend really benefits La Rosiere as it comes down the valley and get stuck on the corner of the valley and petit St. Bernard pass . If your going soon I don't think there will be anything to worry about .
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I was there January 2nd and 3rd. The snow on the Rosiere side was adequate for making the links. All artificial down to eucherts and the main centre but natural up at the fort and quite pleasant to ski, but as soon as you get over the ridge towards Italy it was a different story to France. Complete wide cover and enjoyable skiing. Although La Thuile at the top of Dura was a bit slick. No 3 in La Thuile was a nightmare - boiler plate.
We had some great skiing there, much better cover than the 3V or Les Arcs where we'd just come from. I guess the recent and impending snow fall will help too.
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thanks to all, too late now its booked
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