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Fantastic place to ski. The scenery is spectacular, layout of village is great, ski-bus not really needed unless you're staying in the Hammau up the hill, everywhere else is ski-in ski-out. Not many greens but lots of good blues and reds. Grand Massive domain is huge and too big to cover properly in a week. Cascades down to Sixt is mostly good but inexperienced skiers beware; it's tight and icy at the end. We went over the top to Morillon and Les Carroz, where there are some fantastic…

The slopes are mind boggling at Val Thorens. There are all types of runs. We chose the black and red, and there are plenty of them. There were hardly any queues at the lifts and all personnel were so friendly. There were plenty of restaurants and bars, if so inclined, and also fast food for a quick and reasonable lunch snack, as opposed to the higher priced mountain restaurants. Had a really good time; plenty of snow. Val Thorens is higher than the tree line with no natural barriers…

The town is dead, it's UGLY.. it ain't got no alibi. The village is set at 2000m with lots of different lifts at different parts of the village taking you up to 2500m where most of the runs start. The from Plan Maison / Plan Tourette you can go to 2700mt or 3000mt which leads to even more runs or even over to Zermatt (but make sure you buy the international pass which costs about 240 euros and your passport). The slopes are always well groomed, the lifts, chairs, personell are very…