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7.8 Damuls, Vorarlberg

Novice
8

Advanced
8

Expert
6

Offpiste
9

Snow
9

Lifts
8

Family
8

Ambiance
6

Nature
8

Walking
8

Although weve skied in nearly 100 different ski areas in Europe and North America over the past 15 years, wed not really heard of Damuls and the wider Bregenzerwald ski area but after visiting for a day from nearby St Anton in March 2017 well certainly be back. Unspoilt and relatively un-crowded with runs to suit everybody, but best of all a fantastic snow record. ...

Review by Terry from Ashford on August 1st. Visited Damuls in march 2017

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8.8 Alpe dHuez, Isere

Novice
9

Advanced
9

Expert
9

Offpiste
9

Snow
9

Lifts
10

Family
7

Ambiance
8

Nature
9

Walking
9

ADH is great resort no matter what your ability. The slopes closer to town are mostly blues and greens and for the slightly more adventurous the reds will lead you nicely back to the resort - you can get a great variety without travelling too far. The 250km of slopes comprises 4 separate areas, each are a resort in themselves and cater for differing needs (quite and secluded or full-on nightlife explosion). The area boasts the longest black in Europe (16km) The Sarenne and one of the ...

Review by Martin And Ellen from London on February 25th. Visited Alpe dHuez in february 2017

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8.6 Val Thorens, Savoie

Novice
9

Advanced
10

Expert
9

Offpiste
9

Snow
10

Lifts
9

Family
8

Ambiance
9

Nature
8

Walking
5

Val Thorens has some of the best European piste skiing, period. Piste bashers will love the varied and interesting selection of intermediate/ advanced groomed runs. Near VT itself the skiing isn amazing but its well connected to the nearby areas on your 3 Valleys pass. The only real downside is the lack of tree skiing, and if the weather is bad on a mid-winter trip the exposed slopes. ...

Review by Snowcrazy from Manchester on February 25th. Visited Val Thorens in february 2017

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