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Ayo, been skiing and snowboarding since i was 5. For next year i’m planning to go in some euro country which is decent for either skiing or snowboarding. Can any of you guys suggest me the best country-resort? I’m thinking about going in: http://www.fjordnorway.com/en/, but interested in others too…
Yes, for instance here in slovenia there are a lot of good offers for ski openings in France. For example last year I went with my friends in France and I payed 125 eur for 7 days of sleeping apartment at 6 day skiticket. The apartments were cool but small but the ski resort was really big and it was overall fun. So if your looking for something cheap but tons of fun you should look up at some of this.
Otherwise I would suggest you to go to Kals-Matrei in Austria. My favourite of all time
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Yes, for instance here in slovenia there are a lot of good offers for ski openings in France. For example last year I went with my friends in France and I payed 125 eur for 7 days of sleeping apartment at 6 day skiticket. The apartments were cool but small but the ski resort was really big and it was overall fun. So if your looking for something cheap but tons of fun you should look up at some of this.
Otherwise I would suggest you to go to Kals-Matrei in Austria. My favourite of all time
Yeah, i’m mainly looking for cheap one. Do you remember the name of that resort? Thanks for attention, looks interesting
andorra soldeu is my favourite, it has a really large variety of slopes inc. a few half pipe style ones, ones with moguls, it has show jump ramp things (but these are spread around the range, which needs additional pass afaik) and some hotels are basically ski-in so that’s pretty convenient and the prices are generally not too bad if you book early or outside the half term rush.
the downside is that there’s not a huge period of time where the snows actually good so you have to make sure you go when the forecast is nice
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Yeah, i’m mainly looking for cheap one. Do you remember the name of that resort? Thanks for attention, looks interesting
Ye it was Risoul and Vars (basically one huge resort) and the apartments were like 100m away from the lift.
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andorra soldeu is my favourite, it has a really large variety of slopes inc. a few half pipe style ones, ones with moguls, it has show jump ramp things (but these are spread around the range, which needs additional pass afaik) and some hotels are basically ski-in so that’s pretty convenient and the prices are generally not too bad if you book early or outside the half term rush.
the downside is that there’s not a huge period of time where the snows actually good so you have to make sure you go when the forecast is nice
Well yeah, i prefer big slopes…There are some here in Georgia, but i’m bored after so many years of same resorts and roads :D thanks will check it out.
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Ye it was Risoul and Vars (basically one huge resort) and the apartments were like 100m away from the lift.
Thanks a lot, will definitely check it out.
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Montafon in Austria is a great ski resort
Hmm, how cheap is that? i’m whiling to go for a week or two.
You can get one pass for the whole Dolomites (south tyrol) the price is around 250 euro for an adult iirc.
Meribel in France, only english people or avoriaz for the snowpark.
I cant say anything about the actual ski resort you linked for Norway but I can say it’s the most amazing and most beautiful country I’ve ever visited. Would always be a country I would recommend to visit.
Don’t even think about Nordic countries if you want to go cheap. Norway is one of the most expensive countries in the world. Same goes for Finland and Sweden, and Norway is even more expensive.
If you have the dosh, then you can’t go wrong with the fjords. But expect to pay almost 10eur for a big mac meal. The prices are ridiculous compared to Georgia.
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Been going to Chamonix for about 10 years now snowboarding and skiing and can highly recommend, good variety but is probably more skiier friendly than snowboarder. Val d’isere was really good but best for snowboarding that I’ve been to is Val Thorens. Huge resort lots of variety and the town’s good fun as well. France is probably more expensive than austria, andorra et.c. but I can’t really comment on them.
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