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I'm travelling on March 12th.... but to where? We are doing it late deal style this year, (booking around Feb 25th) hopefully to save a few pennies but more importantly to be surrounded by lots of fresh(ish) snow. We want to go to Europe, could anybody tell me where has the best snow? or where there is snow forecast in the coming days/weeks? What resorts are high altitude or just have generally good snow records?

I know its a few weeks away still but any help would be greatly apprecited so we can get the most out of those precious 6 days on the slopes!!!

Thanks Razz
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hey there burtonboy, i'd leave it a while till you book.

a) you'll get a cheaper deal (usually) and
b) you get to check out how the conditions are just before you go and might be able to get a half decent stab at hte forecast too.

just my 2c.
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Ah I'm looking to do the same.........ish!

We are looking at as cheap as poss due to poor finances this year, and going 9/10th for a week. My buddy that goes regularly said snow is crap in Europe this year but unfortunately we don't have a lot of choice, it's all we can afford Embarassed

So anybody have any recommendations at all?? It seems Voss, Norway could be good for snowand perhaps Austria??

TIA
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Scotland
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LOL every time I've looked at Scotland, it's been just as much as going abroad Shocked
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olliebonk wrote:
LOL every time I've looked at Scotland, it's been just as much as going abroad Shocked


olliebonk, for the Alps, you're looking at between £500 & £600 for a catered chalet with flights & transfers from your local airport that week although Teletext have some Borovets hotel deals for about £350. Add in a lift pass at £200, ski hire at £150 and a few apres beers at £7 per pint & you're up to £1,000 +

If you've got a car between you, I'd struggle to see how you could get to pay anywhere near that for 6 days skiing in Scotland. Of course, you might not actually get 6 days consecutive skiing in Scotland due to the wild weather but there'll certainly be snow to ski on if the lifts are spinning. Little Angel


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Agree with moffatross about Scotland. Go for car share and cheap digs - self catering can be as little as £400 for a week or cheap B&B around £25 a night or Youth Hostel even cheaper.

On the subject of the Alps the snow isn't "crap" all over, it just happens to be poor in the places most Brits go, i.e. the north western Alps, namely in France and Switzerland. Other parts of the Alps have quite a reasonable year and even in France high level resorts like Tignes are fine on the whole.

Anyway, if you want to try Scotland there's a Snowheads bash there on the 25th, 26th and 27th so feel free to come along and see - details here
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moffatross wrote:
olliebonk wrote:
LOL every time I've looked at Scotland, it's been just as much as going abroad Shocked


olliebonk, for the Alps, you're looking at between £500 & £600 for a catered chalet with flights & transfers from your local airport that week although Teletext have some Borovets hotel deals for about £350. Add in a lift pass at £200, ski hire at £150 and a few apres beers at £7 per pint & you're up to £1,000 +

If you've got a car between you, I'd struggle to see how you could get to pay anywhere near that for 6 days skiing in Scotland. Of course, you might not actually get 6 days consecutive skiing in Scotland due to the wild weather but there'll certainly be snow to ski on if the lifts are spinning. Little Angel


Well we've just booked a catered chalet in La Tania for the week for £299 including flight and transfers, 2 of us are only doing Courcheval so about £167 for the pass and I got all the gear so no worries there. We're at the bottom of the country and getting 4 adults and equipment up to Scotland would be a faff in the car (not so bad for an hour and a half to Gatwick)..........unless I forked out for a roof rack or we took 2 cars Sad
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LOL cheers Roga
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olliebonk, no worries - enjoy the holiday, good price Cool
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olliebonk, that's a very good deal for 9th/10th April. Smile We've just booked a group of 5 the same week in Ischgl for nearly double that. Where did you find it Puzzled
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Solo Skiers/Boarders living in or south of the Midlands have to weigh up the fuel costs of a round trip drive up to Scotland c/w accommodation,food,& drink, etc. Solo skiers/boarders might find it cheaper to get a late deal abroad and let someone else fly/drive you there and back.

A good nights rest after driving for many hours to get there and a good nights rest before driving home again after a full day on the slopes is imo, a good idea.Yes it adds to the costs but far better than falling asleep at the wheel.
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moffatross, lastminute.com, for a group of 4, £299 pp snowHead
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You know it makes sense.
Actually it's also on the Directski website too wink
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Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:
I'm in Voss at the moment, loads of snow, just had one days heavy rain but it has hardened up the thick base. The snow level is still a metre deep at the lowest level outside the Ski shop! Tip top! There is a nice Youth Hostel in town, but beer is steep to buy down town! Crying or Very sad
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