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Visitor review · visited february 2009
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St Anton is the home of extreme off piste powder riding, it is one of the most challenging resorts of all. The sheer expanse, the long groomed pistes, the endless off piste, open wide fields all extending over an area of 250 kilometers. I especially enjoy the natural rolls and gullies in the Schindlerkar area and the lower tree areas of the Schongraben area after a large snowfall. The village is as vibrant as the mountain, it never sleeps, I am not too sure how I manage it but when I…
Review by Anna Withers from Zurich on July 4th, 2009.
Visitor review · visited march 2009
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Amazing snow, amazing pistes, even more amazing extreme off piste. Les Arcs is the best mountain around, it has reliable snow, and later in the season lots of sunny days and the shared apartment accomodation at 1800 makes for a really fun holiday. Skiing wise standing at the top of the Aiguille Rouge and looking down is breath taking, you can chose a groomed piste, you can throw yourself off the edge, whatever you like! In my opinion I think Les Arcs has some of the steepest most…
Review by Carol Spencer from Leeds on July 3rd, 2009.
Visitor review · visited february 2009
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The magnificent Courchevel Valley is one part of the Three Valleys. The picturesque resort has four villages named after their altitudes all with ski in ski out accommodation and a very reliable snow record. Advanced terrain is located on the higher altitude areas of the Courchevel Valley. Steep challenging chutes, cliff ***s and exciting open powder fields lead down from either side of the Suisses Chairlift from the Vizelle peak. The advanced runs to the right hand side of the…
Review by Jason from Ny on July 2nd, 2009.
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