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March 2010 Skiing
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi Condor, I'll post my two penneth in! Ok, so don't worry about snow in March, nearly all resorts will have good snow in March, in fact it tends to be a month where it snows a lot. If you're still not sure, I'll send you a picture of me skiing on May 1st to persuade you! Secondly, where to go, I'd recommend places with a close transfer time if you're flying, so try Flaine, Morzine, Alpe D'huez. Who to go with? Well your best bet is to go with the biggest with the most choice available, so Crystal or Neilson or would be a good bet for catered chalets or hotels, or try PV Holidays for a self catering accommodation.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I like going Jan and March for the contrasts. Jan is usually colder and longer lasting snow but March has longer days and warmer temps. Both have their pros and cons.
As for France in March?
I went to Serre Che March 2009 and it was superb. Plenty of snow, lots of sun, and then a midweek 36 hour dump which just made it even better! We liked it so much we are going back March 2010. Big ski area, high up with runs back to resort if the weather holds up (which it did in 2009), and going out something like 6th March means you avoid French holidays so slopes are reasonably quiet. Its also a lot cheaper eating and drinking out that most of France - we were paying 3,50 for a pint which isnt bad.
I have also booked for Alpe d'Huez for this season, but we are going in Jan as I want to go when the runs all over are at their best, and later season skiing is often affected by the sun up there. Hopefully should be able to experience the best of both worlds.
I usually go to Austria because I prefer the off slope lifestyle, the "real" mountain feel, and the cost of everything else compared to France, but there are some really good tour op catered chalet deals to be had in some French resorts which keeps spending costs right down when you get there.

I can thoroughly recommend Serre Chevalier for March.
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