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Cham Jan 2011
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hey guys,

I am new to the forum but heard this was a great place to come and get advice!

3 mates and I are headed to Chamonix on Jan 7th - 15th 2011 and I am looking into what to do during our week.

I was wondering what the best itinerary would be and which days to ski where - i.e where to ski first and what to leave til last.

Has anyone got any inside info on what not to miss etc?

We are going with UCPA Cham but with no instruction or guiding so that we can go and explore for ourselves.

Thanks in advance Smile

Elliott
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

First off, try and get your passes sorted before your first skiing day, so if you are early enough visit the montenvers office.
Most people start their holiday with a day at Le Tour, its the easiest of the valley areas but still has fantastic off piste, and no glaciers to worry about. The next day head up to the Brevent/Flegere. Third day head for Grands Montets this is the big daddy, be sure to get at least one run from the very top, book a bin the day before. Now you are going well do the vallee blanche, get on an organised trip, if its not yet open then maybe a trip to courmayer. By now you have tasted all the valleys resorts so go back to where ever you enjoyed best. A day with a guide is well worth it even if the vb is closed.

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Lots more tips here
http://www.chamonet.com/ski-areas/chamonix-for-skiing-and-snowboarding.htm
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