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Trying to book a holiday for a mixed ability group. Can anyone recommend a resort in Austria suitable for intermediate and advanced skiiers. Preferably somewhere with a variety of tough reds and blacks
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In my experience, you "tend" not to get really gnarly pistes in Austrian resorts, so to satisfy the more advanced element of your group you may need to think about resorts that are well known for off-piste stuff such as St Anton ?? Folks with greater knowledge than mine should be around soon to help you out/shoot me down.
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Thanks Timberwolf.
It can be very difficult to choose a resort from travel brochures. As far as they are concerned everywhere is suitable for everyone!! You cant beat a bit of insider knowledge. If anyone can suggest other resorts in Europe I'd be very grateful. No reason why we have to stick to Austria.
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In my experience, you "tend" not to get really gnarly pistes in Austrian resorts, so to satisfy the more advanced element of your group you may need to think about resorts that are well known for off-piste stuff such as St Anton ?? Folks with greater knowledge than mine should be around soon to help you out/shoot me down.
It can be very difficult to choose a resort from travel brochures. As far as they are concerned everywhere is suitable for everyone!! You cant beat a bit of insider knowledge. If anyone can suggest other resorts in Europe I'd be very grateful. No reason why we have to stick to Austria.