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St Anton again!!!!
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Hello Fellow Snowheads!!!! So we have spent a week the last two February's (2016 and 2017) skiing in St Anton and the family wants to go back in Feb 2018. I am ready to try somewhere else. I already have our tickets and we will be flying to Zurich so am open to either staying in Switzerland or heading over to Austria. My teenage kids are strong skiers and my wife and I are solid intermediates. Wife and I stay on pistes and kids like to go off piste. We live in the US in the Northeast and ski every weekend. We are use to skiing on ice!!!! We have also skied in Saalbach and Grindelwald. Any thoughts on where we should try? Thanks in advance!
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As a compromise you might stay in Lech this time.
But many big names are within easy reach from Zürich: Ischgl, Laax/Flims, Zermatt...
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
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Been to St Anton twice. Liked Ischgl as well.

It's bleak at times due to the skiing being high above the village, but there's plenty of off piste for the youngsters and one particular short sharp shock icy black on piste run which keeps oldsters on their toes. Lively apres ski, which might not suit all tastes.

If money isn't a concern then Zermatt also ticks the same boxes, but with more varied terrain, some amazing scenery and magnificently varied uplift. Some long, long cruising in Zermatt as well. Limited apres ski which might not suit all wallets.


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Serfaus / Fiss / Ladis, AKA Ski Dimension
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 Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Maybe try Arosa-Lenzerheide. There are plenty of good groomers for the parents, and there's a lot of easy-access off-piste terrain for the kids, especially over in Lenzerheide.

You can get there by train from Zurich with one change in Chur, and it's about as scenic as the ride to St. Anton.
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