Best ski resort for non- skiers

alexfab wrote:My wife is non- skier. Shi love to wolk in the winter forest. At what ski resort is it possible?

Theres a couple of nice parks in Paris

Tony_H wrote:

alexfab wrote:My wife is non- skier. Shi love to wolk in the winter forest. At what ski resort is it possible?

Theres a couple of nice parks in Paris

Save the eurostar fare, Norfolk nice and flat, great for walking :lol:

alexfab wrote:My wife is non- skier. Shi love to wolk in the winter forest. At what ski resort is it possible?

This sort of thing ? :

I should imagine exactly that sort of thing Ise, its perfect. Ise any idea how much snow shoes are generally?. We so enjoyed it a couple of weeks ago.

The Inook Odysseys I use are around £100 retail I think, around the same for TSL's and 150-200 plus for MSR's. Inooks and TSL's are fine for most uses though, as long as the heels can be raised and locked down which isn't the case on some more US-based models.

wow ise that is beautiful where is it?

amanda n wrote:wow ise that is beautiful where is it?

Schwarzsee in the Bernese Alps in canton Fribourg, Switzerland. It's a really, really stunning area and utterly unknown out the local area. Schwarzsee, or Lac Noir, means "black lake" of course which right now is frozen so hard there were cars on it last weekend.

I've a bit of a passion for the area and there's a lot of stuff on my blog http://snowslider.net/tag/schwarzsee

RoseR wrote:I should imagine exactly that sort of thing Ise, its perfect. Ise any idea how much snow shoes are generally?. We so enjoyed it a couple of weeks ago.

Cheers for that Ise, although a bit more pricey than I thought.