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Ski Buddy - Cervinia - 14/03 ~ 19/03
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi,

I’m looking to buddy up someone or a small group for skiing in Cervinia, between 14th and 19th March 2022.

I’m an intermediate level and I have been to Cervinia before. Comfortable on all their red pistes. I’ve also been to a day trip to Zermatt with an instructor and tried some of their easier black pistes, which I could cope but had to slow down considerably.

I haven’t skied for almost two years, and can’t remember the routes down to Zermatt confidently. Therefore, hoping to buddy up with someone.

I’m also taking a couple of half day and full day lessons with an independent ski instructor on 15th and 16th March. Happy to share the lesson if anyone is interested. They are €200 for half day (9am-1pm) and €350 for full day going to Zermatt (9am-4:30pm), with Ski-Unlimited.

Thanks, Wen
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I’m actually there the same week, but skiing with partner who’s a nervous beginner so probably won’t be suitable.

Route to Zermatt is reasonably straight forward, you just need to make sure you download on the cable car at Trockener Steg or Schwarzee to avoid the narrow and steepish black down into Furi.

Edy at ski unlimited has a great reputation, I imagine you’ll get the most out of your trip using him.
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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?

LDP816 wrote:
I’m actually there the same week, but skiing with partner who’s a nervous beginner so probably won’t be suitable.

Route to Zermatt is reasonably straight forward, you just need to make sure you download on the cable car at Trockener Steg or Schwarzee to avoid the narrow and steepish black down into Furi.

Edy at ski unlimited has a great reputation, I imagine you’ll get the most out of your trip using him.


Thank you LDP816. Good to know that Edy is a great instructor. Look forward to my lessons already!

Thanks for the tip on the way down from Schwarzsee. There seem to be a couple of red routes from Schwarzsee to Furi, 51 and 52 I think. Do you by any chance know if they are tricky? Last time I was there, my instructor took me down the black one. I think I’ll leave that when I’m with Edy. But I do wonder if I could try those red pistes myself.

I also wonder what those red pistes down from Gornergrat and Hohtalli are like. Have you ever been to that side?

Thanks, Wen
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