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La Toussiure, Les Sybelles area
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All,

Any advice appreciated. We have a largish group wishing to go skiing next year and have been looking at the Les Sybelles region. We quite like the looks of the Les Sybelles area due to the lifts which are mainly chairlifts and buttons.

I can't find a particularly great piste map. Can anyone advise on how many buttons there are from the centre of La TOussiure, i.e. one's that you can get without having to get a chairlift. Is Sorlin D'arves any good also.

Anyone got any general advice on La Toussiure I can't seem to find anything about it on here.

Any help appreciated.

Cheers
Liz
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 brian
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liz09,

There's a trip report from St Sorlin d'Arves here:

http://snowheads.com/ski-forum/viewpost.php?p=277919

Also, if you have any French, the skipass.com station pages are quite good:

http://www.skipass.com/stations/index.php?RegionId=1


Last edited by brian on Fri 27-07-07 15:31; edited 1 time in total
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thanks - I read that, St Sorlin D'arve sounds a good resort. Guess it's the specific advice about where the buttons are that I need.

Cheers
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I was there in March this year, never did get round to writing a trip report. You can easily get out of La Toussuire using buttons though. Getting back to La Toussuire once you;ve dropped over to any of the other villages will require a chairlift though.
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excellent sounds like a good thing, so basically you reckon you can go quite high up in the La Toussiure area without having to get a chairlift. He's a beginner so unlikely to get the full Les Sybelles pass.

Thanks for the advice.

Cheers
LIz
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In addition to my previous question has anyone stayed in Hotel Soldanelles in La Toussiure. If so please can you advise on distance to the lifts. our other option is La Plein Sud which appears to be directly on the piste however doesn't have all the leisure facitilies and the prices are the same.

Many thanks
Liz
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