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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi

Looking for a weeks skiing 1st or second week March, not been for about 5 years although have about 6 weeks experience prior to that. Last time I went to Serre Chevaliere and loved it, no problems with reds and even managed the odd black including Isolle (If anybody has been there)
looking for a chalet deal paying no more that £500 so at the moment that looks like knocking the big resorts on the head !! Considering Serre Cher again or La Rosiere but a little worried about lowness of Serre Cher and some reports on here not favourable to La Ros !!

Any thought guidance welcome

Cheers
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

kwakazx6r,
I think either of the resorts you have mentioned would be excellent choices.

Serre Che has lowish villages but a lot of the skiing is over 2000m and the majority of it north facing so good snow conditions are expected in March (I normally ski it in april). The runs to the resort may well get soft but they are well supplies with snow cannons.

La Ros's criticisms on snowHead 's are a bit of astanding joke as it was very heavily promoted at one time on snowHead 's personally I htink it would be an excellent choice for someone of your experience.

2nd week of march should be quieter than the first as the French school holidays are finished be then.

If you want to go somewhere else there are often last minute deals giving considerable discounts so you can wait and see where the best snow is. Worth it particularly if you are a small number who can depart from a london airport.
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