 Poster: A snowHead
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Hi All!! ,
We had tripped planned to Cervinia 14.03-21.03 as it has good snow condtions in march.
Tldr our flight was canceled. We are switching to Austria.
Quick question:Zillertal or Stubai ?
Intermediate ski and snb preffering blue and red slopes.
Thank you all !!
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Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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@shashor, Third one today with the same question! Look at the Zillertal, Serfaus / Fiss, Ischgl, the Arlberg, Montafon or Sölden / Obergurgl. Stubai is a bit limited beyond the glacier. If you have the budget then Lech in the Arlberg is probably your best bet, less expensive then either Serfaus or Zillertal.
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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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So sorry for not using search !! I will do it now.
In a rush cause we just change plans and want to organize it fast
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@shashor, Ski Amade (Flacahau/Wagrain) has loads of snow at the moment and easy to get to from Salzburg (60 Mins). Zillertal also good but base yourself somewhere close to the lifts.
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Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Lech.
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We're thinking Lech too.
Some great deals with Ski World
£500 half board in Zug
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@shashor, @Mike Pow, Ski World in Zug is a great spot, but wouldn't go for that if you are a blue/red skier. You might be getting the bus home!!
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@Mike Pow, Lech is a great spot if you either have the budget or can get a good deal. Zug is a beautiful hamlet set amongst stunning scenery. The downsides are that there is one slow lift out, the runs back are all ski routes and that there is not much to do when the lift closes as it is so small (one restaurant and a couple of bars). One of the ski routes is pretty difficult but the other two not so, one is pretty much a track more of an issue to keep speed up rather than down and the other is the well known Madloch which is pretty much a red piste though can get more difficult in the afternoons. The bus link to Lech is very good and short (5 mins if that), perfectly walkable into Lech too.
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Thanks guys
Very much appreciated.
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We ski-ed in Warth in the school Easter holidays last year and there was still tons of snow (it's apparently well known for holding on to it's snow late into the season). The links into St. Anton were still well covered too.
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snowHeads are a friendly bunch.
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| munich_irish wrote: |
| @shashor, Third one today with the same question! Look at the Zillertal, Serfaus / Fiss, Ischgl, the Arlberg, Montafon or Sölden / Obergurgl. If you have the budget then Lech in the Arlberg is probably your best bet, less expensive then either Serfaus or Zillertal. |
True but the actual glacier at Stubai is great for Blue/Red skiers. I preferred the skiing on the Stubai to the skiing on the Solden galciers but if there's decent snow then Solden has more skiing and much more going on. If you don't have your own wheels I probably wouldn't head to Stubai. In terms of Solden vs Serfaus I think the skiing is quite a bit better in Serfaus but Solden is far more lively if Apres is a consideration.
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