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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I am thinking about having a day ski-ing in this area in March. I will be travelling up from Bourg St Maurice. I would like to know the best place(s) to park, buy a ski pass, have lunch and most importantly the best places to ski etc. I have skied for 17 years and would say I am advanced and not bothered about what clolour runs I ski. I may be skiing on my own so probably won't do any off-piste unless the conditions are perfect.

I may have a couple of non skiers with me is there enough in VdI to keep them occupied for the day?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

muzza77 wrote:
......I may have a couple of non skiers with me is there enough in VdI to keep them occupied for the day?


For a start they can get pedestrians' lift passes. Even non-skiers enjoy the view. Yonks since I skied in Val D - so for the most part I'll let others advise on the rest - but a couple of thoughts:

The Piste Perdue to La Daille - and the Le Fornet area, which can often offer very decent accessible off-piste when the rest of the area is being thrashed.
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