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Solden spreads along the main valley. This means either a lot of walking or taking a bus to lift stations in the mornings or to find a restaurant at night. There are only 2 proper lifts from the base up the mountain, and you can understand why they are very busy at peak hours. The ski area itself is split into 3 clearly defined sectors. I am an intermediate skier and really enjoyed the variety of slopes - plenty of reds, blues and some blacks too. Busy, narrow blues though. Please note…

Alpe Lusia-San Pellegrino- Falcade together is a medium sized ski resort. This area is really good for intermediate and beginner skiiers. There are a few good black runs too. There are many wide and scenic slopes that was a pleasure to ski. No real bottlenecks at the lifts even though we visited when the resort was completely full. The ski school is good and lots of activities for kids and beginners. A few good bars and restaurant at the base and on the mountains. There was excellent…

Argentiere, along with its neighbouring Chamonix Valley ski resorts, is best suited to progressive intermediate and advanced-ability skiers and snowboarders, and is a magnet for expert freeriders. The main local slopes include some good mid-altitude red and blue pistes plus a handful of steep black runs, but the biggest draw here is the surrounding off-piste terrain and the exhilarating routes around the Glaciers de Lognan/Argentiere which are accessed via the separately-ticketed upper…