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Does anyone have experience of Bardonecchia??
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Having considered a few other resorts for this season's ski trip we have booked Bardonecchia (seemed to fit our criteria - short transfer, ski in / out, budget, plenty of blues to build confidence & reds to move onto, etc..). So I've scoured the net looking for any info I can find, including every reference on here!! A common theme I've found though is that the blues can be quite severe?? If anyone on here has experience of this resort, & can point us towards the easier of the blues to start our week on, would be very grateful! Had my confidence shattered a little last year after going down what should have been a nice blue, only to find half way down that the blue side was closed off, leaving a really steep & icy route as the only option, & with 2 kids with us we ended up walking for an hour down to the lift after 2 of us fell quite badly while attempting to ski down
We have skied easy reds quite happily in the past, but would like to start off on the gentle stuff with no nasty surprises this time before working back up to some reds! We'll also be looking to take a morning's private lesson at the beginning of the week, so can anyone recommend which ski school?? (presuming there's more than one!)
Any knowledge on this, or bars, mountain restaurants, TO excursions (going with Crystal), tips etc for getting the most of the resort gratefully received!
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We have skied easy reds quite happily in the past, but would like to start off on the gentle stuff with no nasty surprises this time before working back up to some reds! We'll also be looking to take a morning's private lesson at the beginning of the week, so can anyone recommend which ski school?? (presuming there's more than one!)
