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Pyrennes December 2010
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hey, Im going to La Pierre St. Martin in the Pyrennes South of Pau. It has been about 3 years since I went skiing in Pyrennes. Am I right in saying it is one of the few ski resorts open this early in that direction? Anybody have any info about it? The refuge is already booked and transport sorted. Just a matter of finding out more about the place. All info would be appreciated
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Well all the ones around here are open (since the last week in November), I was out today and conditions are great. To be honest though La Pierre is fairly small and Westerly (can get some warm wet weather off the Atlantic - does mean its get sHUGE amounts of snow from time to time too mind, the Pyrenees actually gets more snow anually than the Alps due to their Atlantic climate).

If you are heading up into the refuge system you might like to try the Hautes Pyrenees (the highest bit with lots of National park and the biggest ski resorts), worth noting however that these will be unmanned at this time of year. They open for the touring season from March time.

PM or email me if you would like more info.
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