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Tignes/Val d'Isère early December ?
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Hi all we're looking at a sneaky early week in Tignes from 1st Dec. I've never been so early before and am a little concerned about snow cover - if there's not been much snowfall I guess there'll only be the glacier and main runs with cannon snow? Would peebs recommend Tignes for that week or is there a better option elsewhere in Europe? TIA
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That early, your options in that area will probably be limited to Val Thorens or Tignes/ValDiz - not many other resorts will even be open till a week or two later. If there is not enough natural snow to ski in Tignes or ValT then chances are there won't be anywhere close by in a better position either. If you're set on 1st Dec, and can't wait till 30th Nov to book, then Tignes is probably the safest option due to the glacier. However, even if there is a major dump of snow before you go, don't expect the entire area shown on the piste map to be open.
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That early on in the season Tignes would be your best bet.
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Well, if there’s no snow you won’t be the only disappointed Snowheads in Tignes that week
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, hmm on second thoughts..
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