Me and Mrs W's March 2010 adventure

Serre Che has changed since you last went, its worth a shout. Or what about Sauze d'Oulx?
Fly into Innsbruck and have a break in St Anton or the more laid back Lech - you'd love that.
Or what about my old favourite haunt of Mayrhofen?
Schladming in a target for me for next season.
If its a short trip, maybe you ought to seriously look at Andermatt, Switzerland. Might just be perfect. Fly into Zurich, take the train and arrive relaxed.....
Just a few ideas.

Tony_H wrote:Serre Che has changed since you last went, its worth a shout. Or what about Sauze d'Oulx?
Fly into Innsbruck and have a break in St Anton or the more laid back Lech - you'd love that.
Or what about my old favourite haunt of Mayrhofen?
Schladming in a target for me for next season.
If its a short trip, maybe you ought to seriously look at Andermatt, Switzerland. Might just be perfect. Fly into Zurich, take the train and arrive relaxed.....
Just a few ideas.

Thanks Tony, Andermatt may be a possibility, Lech.....MMmm might fancy that 8)

I can picture you and Mrs W in Lech. I reckon it would meet your needs :D

bandit wrote:I can picture you and Mrs W in Lech. I reckon it would meet your needs :D

I ran it past Mrs W and she didn't say no :wink:

Ian Wickham wrote:

bandit wrote:I can picture you and Mrs W in Lech. I reckon it would meet your needs :D

I ran it past Mrs W and she didn't say no :wink:

We looked into Lech a couple of years ago but found hotels really expensive, but Lech does look good.

Obertuern ,,snow sure, i hr from Salzburg(lots of flights) ski in ski out, cheap transfer

Here's a list of the snow sures

http://www.ifyouski.com/resorts/attributes/?resortattributes=SnowSure

and this will give you all the info you need regarding transfers and resort facts

http://www.ifyouski.com/resorts/airports/

I hope this is helpful.

Of course, if you can't be bothered to do the research yourself I'd say go to St Anton! :thumbup:

Hi again :D


Actually i think snowb4ndit has hit on a winner with St.Anton..... :thumbup:

If its a romantic ski trip away from the kids you are after....you could ski up the Gampen side and on the way back down on the red it joins a blue track which goes under the lift into the trees and heads towards Nasserain, along this track in the woods you arrive at one of the Austrian alps hidden gems of a restaurant.....the old rustic Rodulhutte with it's large open fire. :D Unless you know its there you would miss it.

Can't think of a better place on a snowy day to stop for lunch, a bottle of good wine and the local speciality Tirolergrostl served in the pan it has been cooked in.....bliss :D after that the worlds you're lobster.

Also Lech & Zurs are close by and only a short bus ride away

jon.