Friday, January 15, 2010

Best Skiing In Europe Wheres The Best Place To Go Skiing In Europe?

Wheres the best place to go skiing in europe? - best skiing in europe

cheap and good atmosphere, a combination of excellent ski-beginner to intermediate good après-ski and cheap travel, rental, ski areas? Please help!
i really wana go! Thank you very much.

7 comments:

moomoo said...

The France is impressive, and cheaper!
Les Deux Alpes is an ideal and very cheap. Some breeds, and the nightlife. Go BUSC (Ski Club for a UK university) to see if they are, I think it is Mars, and avoided! It is very complicated and busy this time of year! I would also say, is not ideal for surfers and there are relatively few roads, so it's not nice to guests!
Alpe D'Huez, not far from Les Deux Alpes and is also a great resource to visit. Corre good and cheap. Both stations are very short transfer from the airport.

La Plagne is also an important resource and very cheap. Ideal for beginners and among the schools and some really good skiing. Connected La Plagne to Les Arcs via the Vanoise Express (one double chair lift on two floors are!), The very impressive and very good value for money!
My favorite Tignes must be absolute. Not ideal for beginners, but is called the green trail for beginners, you do not need a ski pass. They have some really great ski schools here. Not cheap, but it is real

moomoo said...

The France is impressive, and cheaper!
Les Deux Alpes is an ideal and very cheap. Some breeds, and the nightlife. Go BUSC (Ski Club for a UK university) to see if they are, I think it is Mars, and avoided! It is very complicated and busy this time of year! I would also say, is not ideal for surfers and there are relatively few roads, so it's not nice to guests!
Alpe D'Huez, not far from Les Deux Alpes and is also a great resource to visit. Corre good and cheap. Both stations are very short transfer from the airport.

La Plagne is also an important resource and very cheap. Ideal for beginners and among the schools and some really good skiing. Connected La Plagne to Les Arcs via the Vanoise Express (one double chair lift on two floors are!), The very impressive and very good value for money!
My favorite Tignes must be absolute. Not ideal for beginners, but is called the green trail for beginners, you do not need a ski pass. They have some really great ski schools here. Not cheap, but it is real

moomoo said...

The France is impressive, and cheaper!
Les Deux Alpes is an ideal and very cheap. Some breeds, and the nightlife. Go BUSC (Ski Club for a UK university) to see if they are, I think it is Mars, and avoided! It is very complicated and busy this time of year! I would also say, is not ideal for surfers and there are relatively few roads, so it's not nice to guests!
Alpe D'Huez, not far from Les Deux Alpes and is also a great resource to visit. Corre good and cheap. Both stations are very short transfer from the airport.

La Plagne is also an important resource and very cheap. Ideal for beginners and among the schools and some really good skiing. Connected La Plagne to Les Arcs via the Vanoise Express (one double chair lift on two floors are!), The very impressive and very good value for money!
My favorite Tignes must be absolute. Not ideal for beginners, but is called the green trail for beginners, you do not need a ski pass. They have some really great ski schools here. Not cheap, but it is real

moomoo said...

The France is impressive, and cheaper!
Les Deux Alpes is an ideal and very cheap. Some breeds, and the nightlife. Go BUSC (Ski Club for a UK university) to see if they are, I think it is Mars, and avoided! It is very complicated and busy this time of year! I would also say, is not ideal for surfers and there are relatively few roads, so it's not nice to guests!
Alpe D'Huez, not far from Les Deux Alpes and is also a great resource to visit. Corre good and cheap. Both stations are very short transfer from the airport.

La Plagne is also an important resource and very cheap. Ideal for beginners and among the schools and some really good skiing. Connected La Plagne to Les Arcs via the Vanoise Express (one double chair lift on two floors are!), The very impressive and very good value for money!
My favorite Tignes must be absolute. Not ideal for beginners, but is called the green trail for beginners, you do not need a ski pass. They have some really great ski schools here. Not cheap, but it is real

Jonathan said...

The France is good, but expensive if you are the best of the best of the 3 Valleys want, it is the best choice, but can be expensive reconstruction Snowcoach i have to go to a nice holiday, short stays of 1 week if you can 3 Vally Area Walk on the card, including
(Meribal Corshval and Val theone (I think it is)) also if you go mid-season, Austria is good if you want a season of good family and do not mind checking Val Cenis ski mgs Good Luck

Willeke said...

Around the Clock in the Eastern Alps Ski cheap.
The ski resorts of the Czech Republic, Poland and Slovakia, is still much cheaper and almost as good and as funny as I did.

I'm sure there are more stations further south, but I'm not quite familiar, even the name of the country.

aaahyeaa... said...

Switzerland. is a place called .. to .. CUBE ... looks like a giant Ice Cube. has a right to their next ski and do many things. and aimed at the younger market, with prices more than never. We stopped for a drink last winter. looked fab!

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