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Any info for Stoos near Zurich
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

The wife is off to stoos at the end of feb for a work conference finishing on a friday . I guess it would be rude of me not to join her on the Friday and get her to stay on on the Saturday and Sunday for a few days of skiing. From the resort website it seems a smallish resort but there isn't much info in English on it.

Has anybody been there? Will it be ok for 3 days of skiing? or any other info would be greatfully received.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Did a weekend there 4 years ago. The weather wasn't great so I didn't get the full picture. The two sides are not particularly well connected. Coming off the Fronalpsock with enough speed will get you some of the way over the flat to the Klingenstock side. The other direction is worse. The vertical is not bad. The Klingenstock chair is a couple of years old and is supposed to be the longest in Central Switzerland!

Stoos is car-free but there are no busses and the village itself is fairly flat. You can get a horse drawn taxi to get around if you don't fancy walking. We stayed in the Seminar Hotel which is near the top of the cable car from Morschach and a 2 minute flat skate to the Fronalpstock chair. We had little kids so it was a bit more painful getting them to the lift. The Klingenstock lift was a bit more of a walk although it might have been possible to get there using a couple of t-bars.
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