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Val Thorens Piste advice

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Hi,

Off to Val Thorens at the weekend for a family ski trip. I'll have two boys (11 & 10) in ski school and two more in childcare (3 & 2). This will free up time for my wife and I to get in as many runs as possible.

My wife's a good intermediate but lacks confidence. She likes cruisy blues and is happy on these all day long. However she's expressed a want to push back on to reds (happy on reds when she was younger pre-children), so can anyone recommend any "easy" red's in Val Thorens (or wider 3V's) that I could pursued her to have ago on?

Thanks in advance.
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https://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewtopic.php?t=97002

This one has come up before and I like to come back to it now and again!
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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?
NB at least a couple of the runs discussed on there ( eg Creux, Jerusalem) are now blues.
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I found this;

https://valthorensguide.co.uk/ski-area-overview.html

Useful before my first trip. Enjoy!
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Christine.
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Tristero wrote:
Christine.

First run mentioned on the old thread I linked!
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Tristero wrote:
Christine.


Yeah baby! Amazing.
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I found the red down from Cime Caron, Col de l'audzin to be fairly gentle and lovely to ski.

Also Les vires and Lac blanc down from Peclet.
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Fridge03 wrote:
I found the red down from Cime Caron, Col de l'audzin to be fairly gentle and lovely to ski.

Also Les vires and Lac blanc down from Peclet.

The Cime piste is the much easier of the two reds. It's certainly less steep than Col de l'audzin.
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Semi-related question - which paper piste maps are available at the 3 Vallees lift offices? The mammoth one covering the whole 3 Vallees ski area, or the more legible sector-specific ones?
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azza2110 wrote:
Semi-related question - which paper piste maps are available at the 3 Vallees lift offices? The mammoth one covering the whole 3 Vallees ski area, or the more legible sector-specific ones?


2in1: One side mammoth, other side your valley. So if you visit the office in the other valleys... Very Happy
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