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How to ID resort with best snow conditions AFTER Easter...(want real snow! )
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My limited experience of skiing in Europe AFTER Easter tells me to expect "spring skiing" conditions. i.e. good in the morning, and rapidly becoming slushy and wet in the afternoons.

But are there any resorts ( in Europe, USA or Canada) that have a better chance of having decent snow for the whole day in the weeks after Easter?
I'm looking for a whole resort, not just a glacier.

Thanks!
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I have skied Lake Louise on 9th April (2005) and the conditions were absolutely fine all day. The picture here was taken at about 4pm on that day. The marginal conditions sign was reflecting a particularly steep bit that gets scraped to a hard ice finish at all times of the season (we skied down it after the picture was take without any problem). You can just about make out the snow is still white and dry with no sign of slush. Lake Louise regularly stays open in to May so April is never a problem.[/url]
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I'd say anything where you can ski at approx 3000m. Get high at lunchtime when the lift queues are smallest.
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expect spring conditions, but you can also be pleasantly surprised!

These pics were taken after Easter 2 years ago Smile

http://gregh.co.uk/albums/latania2005/

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kitenski, great pictures and me being nosey I just had to browse through the other albums too Very Happy I especially liked this shot which reminds me of my attempts to ski powder Wink
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cheers solarfish, that's a great shot isn't it, it's fortunatly not me! We'd also walked for ages to get into that pitch and it was nasty snow!

I have the sequence as a wmv file here:

http://gregh.co.uk/asfs/jedski.wmv
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