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The skiing in Alpe d'Huez is greay with a good mix of challenging blacks, good reds and lots of excellent blues. There is also extensive off-piste and it's well worth getting a guide or instructor to take you out. Alpe dHuez has an extensive ski area, if a little bleak with virtually no trees. Lift queues were reasonable. Sadly, the après ski appeared to be non existent; a couple of bars with some music at the bottom of the slopes would have been good. However, if you wanted a…

St. Anton is a very famous skiing area. It is an amazing location because of its beautiful nature. You have endless opportunities for skiing different slopes and it takes a long time to learn to know the whole area. On the Arlberg there are always good snow conditions mostly the best in the Tyrolean mountains. Therefore it is also a freeride Eldorado where you have very long steep powderruns. At the end of the day many slopes are full with moguls what makes it difficult for beginners…

Gerlos/Zillertal was elected one of the best skiing areas of the world. The slopes are very nice. They are very wide and you have all steps of difficulty. The area also offers many opportunities for freeriding, touring, bobsleighing and skating. So there are opportunities for everyone from the beginners to the experts. The area is huge so it takes quite a long time to get to know all the area. 3 different towns are connected to the area so you will probably see a different opportunity…