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Resort ideas 30 March to 3 April from Innsbruck
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I had been hoping for some blue skies and spring skiing but my trip now seems to coincide with winter’s return.

I was planning to go high…Solden, Ischgl, Stuben were on the list.

Bearing in mind the weather, lower may be better, and I’ve always fancied the Dolomites.

Welcome ideas…tree runs may be useful if weather is bad but equally snow = rain as you go lower and further South.
ski holidays
ski holidays
 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Wait a few days and see how the weather pans out. If there is going to be some snow, figure out where it is likely to be, and go there.

If it looks like there will be a storm accompanied by high winds, there are some places you may not want to be because
1. the lifts close
2. the roads close
3. being blown sideways in the high alpine is not a fun day out.
snow conditions
snow conditions



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