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montgenevre 13th april?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi,

I am looking for a "value" late trip and i found a 4 night break BB & EM for £180 and Turin flights for £45 return.

I've visited this resort before but not quite so late, I know it's quite high at 1850 but the highest lifts arn't that high, i think about 2500ish.

I've done the 3v at that time of year and whilst Meribel was unskiable there was plenty of terrain above 2500m to go at.

The depths are good so far this year, 150 and 120 but do the Snowheads think this is a bit too late and are there any alternatives for the money?

Any advice appreciated as I am taking my 37year old brother who hasn't skiied since school and I want to make sure he has a good time.

Cheers

BTW that is the only time we can go.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

The lifts go upto 2650.

Le Chalvet southside I imagine would be mainly shut. The slopes down to the bottom might be getting rather slushly though.

The main side last year had the majority of the slopes open on the last day of the reason which was the 3rd week of April. there is a big base to melt, if tempratures are low it wouldnt be a problem at all. It has its own microclimate, so it isnt an accurate comparison to other resorts of a similar height. Sestriere is about 300m higher and Montgenevre normally always has better and more snow.

I imagine a lot of people will suggest going higher to somewhere like Tignes or Val Thorens. I personally wouldnt think Montgenevre would be a problem.

ESF has a very ski school in Monty. Might be worth checking him in, also gives you time to get out cruising.
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