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Just back from Courchevel
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Poster: A snowHead

Just got back from an utterly textbook week in Courchevel 1850.

Our first day was Sunday March 13th. Conditions all over the Courchevel Valley were perfect on piste. The runs down from the Col de la Loze to the Meribel Valley were a tad on the busy side but handling the heat well. I didn't get over further to Val T due to the group I was skiing with and the need to meet one of our party (a non-skier in 1850!) every day for lunch.

The temperature for Mon-Fri was hovering around the 5-8 degrees centigrade mark, thus there was a certain amount of thawing in the village and up to about 2000m.

All runs down the front face of the Vizelle & Saulire were perfect. I managed all runs in a morning and also the Grande Couloir.

On our last day (Saturday 18th) the thaw was on (11 degrees at 1850) but snow holding up well on Verdons back into 1850. Runs down to La Tania and over towards Signal were getting a little patchy.

Unless there is a pretty serious dump of the white stuff over the next week I would say to avoid the 3V though.

Benjj
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