RossF wrote:Jonah, still a sh*t hole.
Although a modern resort built from local stone, I think " a sh*t hole" is some what harsh, perhaps your mixing it up Ross with Pas de la Casa which is a Sh*t hole.
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Although a modern resort built from local stone, I think " a sh*t hole" is some what harsh, perhaps your mixing it up Ross with Pas de la Casa which is a Sh*t hole.
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Started by Nineseven in Beginning Skiing 20-Oct-2008 - 26 Replies
Ian Wickham
reply to ' Good beginners resort in Europe' posted Nov-2008
Although a modern resort built from local stone, I think " a sh*t hole" is some what harsh, perhaps your mixing it up Ross with Pas de la Casa which is a Sh*t hole.
RoseR
reply to ' Good beginners resort in Europe' posted Nov-2008
I would class Seefeld/Austria a fantastic beginners place. Short transfer from Innsbruck, 3 seperate area's to ski, and nursery slopes completely seperate from the main. Great ski schools and hire shops.
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Bald-eagleman
reply to ' Good beginners resort in Europe' posted Dec-2008
Before anyone laughs try Zakopane in Poland. Easy to get to via Krakow, nice snow, cheap accommodation, cheap food and booze. There are a couple of agents that do a package...try Sunshine World they are very good with English instructors (Alan Garcia is the guy to speak to)
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Topic last updated on 27-December-2008 at 17:32