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Alpe Huez is a great place to visit with a couple of friends. Get a nice appartement and enjoy yourself. They are all close to the slopes. Alpe dHuez has an extensive ski arena, with close to 250km of slopes. The Serenne glacier is a brutal starting point for one of the longest slopes in Europe (16km). If you like to cruise you should try the blues and reds towards Vaujany. Don't foreget to stop for a meal and vine chaud at one of the restaurants along the way. They all have excellent…

There are loads of good runs mostly red but with some challenging bits. The wider area provides some really good skiing, especially in Piz Sella where there is an excellent outdoor bar! Skiing around Arabba was also very good and the Marmolada was brilliant! In fact I would say there weren’t any bad parts except a blue section where you had to cross country ski when travelling between Piz Sella and Canazei. If you are a competent skier you MUST do the highest peak at 3250m,…

Ok, it's probably good for beginners but anyone with more than week under their belt is going to be dullified by day 2. Yes, it has a glacier, but it takes an age to get to the top of it and once you're there you wonder why you bothered. Apres is ok, but Tonale has a purpose built look about it and has to be one of the ugliest resorts you could ever end up in. Trentino does have some great skiing, but it's either in Madonna or over in the Dolomites. Go to one of them instead.