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End of March in Austria 2012 for beginner with good Apres
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Hi everyone am looking to go to Austria end of March. Has to be good for beginners with good Apres ski

Any suggestions? Many thanks
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matt23, What's your budget? you 'should' be OK in the vast majority if not all resorts snow wise but of course we don't know. I'll be in St Anton the end of March, it's pretty snowsure, has arguably the best apres bar none but isn't the best resort for beginners by some margain-Lech and Zurs would be better (same ski area) but are eye wateringly expensive.

How lively do you want your Apres, generally Austria has the full spectrum from queit to dancing on the tables and skiing back to your accom.....

Take a look at:

Seefeld
Igls
Kaprun
Niederau-Oberau
Ellmau

A good beginners resort to me is good access to the nursery slopes. You might want to edge your bets and go high, which means Ishgl, Solden, etc if you want lively apres not great beginners areas though. The Stubai Glacier has a great nursery area.
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Obergurgl would also be a good bet - good beginners' slopes, snowsure and some lively (Nederhuette) but not mental après - although you can get the latter a few km down the road at Soelden.
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matt23, Ischgl , great for beginners if you don't mind Downloading on the gondala at the end of the day as the red runs home can be carnage, but has some of the liveliest après in the alps Twisted Evil
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matt23, Ischgl or even Kappl down the road is very good for beginners. Kappl is excellent for beginners (deserted slopes) and has surprisingly good apres. The apres up the road in Ischgl is definitely better. Ishcgl and Kappl are pretty high for Austrian standards although Kappl's slopes are south facing and will suffer more than Ischgl at that time of year.
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matt23, depends on how you want to travel and what sort of beginners, young children, teenagers or adults.

A bit more info would give you a lot more choices.
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