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The resort suits intermediate skiers but the pistes offer both wide cruising and carving sections along with lots of bumps and narrow steep sections. Restaurant at the top of the mountain gets very busy at lunchtime. Get there before 12:30 and its fine any later and you queue for 30 mins to eat! Or zip down to Nassfeld or Sonneleitin and find an empty restaurant right on the piste. The lifts are quick and they even fill the chairs so the queues go down really quickly. We didn't wait…

My family have been going to Bansko for 4 years so far. The first two times were in the half-term. There were huge queues in the morning but once up the mountain as long as you have all lifts working full capacity you get no queues up at the top. The waiting isn\'t as long in the alpine resorts than in Bansko, but it seems far, far longer as all the queues are all condensed into one area. With the town it is being made better every year. Last year we went in Easter and most of the…

Moena isn\'t a ski-in, ski-out resort. But it is a short drive from several separate areas of superb pistes, set amidst stunning scenery in the Val di Fassa. For those who don\'t mind day-tripping to the slopes, it\'s a canny choice. The pistes are every bit as good as they are in A-list resorts, but the prices are much lower. The three villages of Moena, Falcade and Passo San Pellegrino are all located in the \'Trevalli\' ski area of the Val di Fassa.