Poster: A snowHead
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Hi,
We are 4 people, flying into Munich next week and I'm looking for a resort for us all and I'm not sure which would would be perfect, I'd like your advice and suggestions on which resort you'd suggest to go to:
3 of us are ski / snowboard ok intermediate level. Can handle most pistes, prefer blue / red, like going down at a good pace.
Myself I'm a good boarder, I'm looking for park and ideally pipe (not pro but can handle nicely).
I'm looking for a resort the park isn't disconnected from the pistes, so we can all meet during the day and ski together.
1) Saalbach - seems like a cool option, we have friends there and a great park I understand. My main concern is their 40 - 80 cm snow. Is that really enough? Would that hold? are they accurate? Would appreciate any feedback.
2) Solden - looks like a good option, but has 20 cm at the bottom.
3) Kiztbuhel, heard that it's good, not sure about the current conditions will they hold?
4) Laax - killer place, been there last year, thinking of trying something new.
Any other suggestions for good resorts?
Any opinions?
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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@doryz, I wouldn't worry too much about whether the snow will hold or not, barring a relative disaster it will.
Saalbach has excellent skiing/boarding and good après. Not sure about a pipe there, don't remember seeing one.
Kitzbuhel is a smaller area, but still good. Après lively enough but not to Saalbach standards. There's a park with some hefty jumps (or there were when we were last there), can't remember a pipe.
Flachauwinkl has one of the best parks in Austria (search Absolut Park), it also has a huge pipe and a pretty good, safe, beginner free ride area. Stay in Wagrain or Flachau for easy access to Flachauwinkl. Wagrain has a small park too.
Don't know about your other suggestions.
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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?
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St Anton.
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