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Trying to sort out our february family trip and this is one of the possibilities, decent looking apartment reasonably priced. Probably won't go as the reputation is for somewhat tame piste skiing. This does not put me off when I'm with mates as you can usually find amusement off piste in most areas. With family though I tend to stick to pistes and Itinaires type runs. I have used the snow head search facility and there is not a lot on it. Does anyone know anything to bely this reputation for tame piste skiing?
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I have looked at this place a few times but never actually made it there so bear that in mind.

I think it is regarded as being suitable for all levels with a nice village base. 39 lifts and 155 kms and numerous restaurants and set up for families.

The village is 1500mtrs almost with a ski range of 1260-2865 although most tops out at around 2400 max. The rothornbahn looks the most interesting if you get adventurous.

As you can tell, I have just gleaned most of this from a guide book, but I wouldn't dismiss it so lightly yet

http://www.myswitzerland.com/en.cfm/destinations/resorts/offer-Destinations_Resorts-General-86768.html
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T Bar, Fourteen of us went last year at half term to avoid the mass scrum in France. It was great for our mixed ability group of kids and there is plenty of things to do in the village. The town is spread out along the road so you will need to use the bus quite a bit in order to get to both sides of the valley; we tended to do whole days per side rather than trekking across too regularly.
The snow was a bit thin but it looked as if there would be plenty of "just off piste" skiing if they had a good dump.
So, a great family resort, very friendly, very Swiss, not at all English, good ski school but, but, totally boring skiing if you like anything other than blues and very easy reds.
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I've been there, very boring town but if you're going as a group you'll probably be OK. Not many Brits there.

Dunno about "tame" skiing... I have NEVER seen tracks anywhere NEAR as suicidal as I saw them under the cable car at the top top lodge. Twisted Evil
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