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A snowHead
Hi - finally got a new laptop back after my accident (spilled Irn Bru over it and completely goosed it).
Anyway, I have a week off work from Saturday 17 March - where is good to go at that time in terms of snow cover, etc. I'll also be going as a single traveller.
Thanks in advance
J
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Hi Snow cover should be still good at this time after the falls of the last month, certainly hope so we are off the Flaine on the 10th
If you going on your own, from previous experience the cost of accommodation and transfer may dictate where you go if you want to be totally independant. I did a few days in Le Carroz (part of the Grand Massive) on 2004 on my own, found the hotel through Logis website. You could try the TO and smaller operators who do singles and also pot luck for sharing rooms. Good luck, any time on the snow is good with me.
Geoff
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
There is someone who post on here quite a lot who's company does single rooms with no single supplement, Ice and Fire I think. Apparently YSL also sometimes will waive the single supplement on their small rooms if they aren't full. Or if you are under 40 and could take a more hostel type experience then UCPA has centres all over the place which sound ideal as a solo as there are lessons and it's all quite communal.
With regards to snow cover most places should be decent after the snow that's fallen this season but if you're concerned aim high and/or north facing.
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If you going on your own, from previous experience the cost of accommodation and transfer may dictate where you go if you want to be totally independant. I did a few days in Le Carroz (part of the Grand Massive) on 2004 on my own, found the hotel through Logis website. You could try the TO and smaller operators who do singles and also pot luck for sharing rooms. Good luck, any time on the snow is good with me.
