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Can a kind soul on the ground in the la rossiere area let me have an update
on the conditions please
especially the nice big area suitable for beginners, where i am planning to let my 4 year old loose !!!!
any runs to avoid ?
also is it easy to get over the san bernardo to italy as it looks like a fun thing to do
thanks
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gazza2
, can't help you on the conditions but it is easy to go over to Italy. I think you just have to be careful not to do it on a windy day as they may shut the lifts coming back whilst you're still over there
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gazza2
, we are here at the moment, leaving soon, staying in Les Eucherts area. Snow slushy in general by lunchtime but still skiable, plenty of it! Not too many bare patches. We have been over to Italy most days, even on a windy morning like this morning
, when I did wonder if other resorts would have run the chairs in that wind (tho they seem used to it here!).
The usual route up to the Fort, on the way to Italy, is often busy so we have been going up the Landelieres chair and along the blue Redoute which brings you along to the Fort where you descend red Bouquetin. I wouldn't take a total beginner over to Italy, not sure what stage your 4 yr old is at. It's a steepish red, though quite wide. I liked it!
The runs generally were fairly easy, though we found the piste grading in La Thuile a bit inconsistent. Did a few blacks there, one was FLAT and one today I had to side slip down
. There was one blue that I made a mental note to warn some friends about, and that was No 14.
have fun!
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, when I did wonder if other resorts would have run the chairs in that wind (tho they seem used to it here!).
. There was one blue that I made a mental note to warn some friends about, and that was No 14.
