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Where to go April 2010
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hello there, I have been skiing with a group for the last 5/6 years, unfortunately due to school children this year it means were limited to the April Holidays in the first two weeks of April.

Several have been effected by the resession and are therefore looking for somewhere cheapish probably going on 10th/11th April.

Last year I went on a second ski holiday at this time to Montgenevre and the snow whilst still deep was no where near as good as over the border at Sestriere 5 weeks earlier.

Can anyone recomend anywhere at this stage of the season that will more than likely still have decent snow at a reasonable price. Im after a good mix of blues/reds/blacks to suit the group.

Any advice gratefully received.
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