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off piste in Les Arcs
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I am skiing next week in Les Arcs. Can anyone recomend any local guides for off piste? Is Les Arcs good for off piste? I have usually skiied off piste w Alpine Experience at Val D'Isere, and Mountain Tracks on touring holidays.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
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Jerry,

I used a local guide in Les Arcs a couple of years ago. He was pretty good, but spoke mostly French, so if you don't then you might find someone else gives better value.

His name was Phillipe DesLandes (from memory) and I used him via the arc aventures ski school in Arc 1800 - it was kind of a pick-up off piste session where if enough people were interested they would put together a group. Might sound a bit odd, but it was a lot cheaper than an individual hire. All transceivers etc provided.

We went off the back of the Aiguille Rouge run down to one of the villages at the bottom (vilaroger ?), very nice.

The arc aventures website is here : http://www.arc-aventures.com/
The les arcs guides is here : http://www.guidesdesarcs.com/guides.htm

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