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Help us choose a DIY Snowboard Trip in Europe
Here's what we need, if you can offer any advice that would be jolly good.
* in europe * for 7-14 days * cheap as possible * suitable for intermediate riders wanting to push themselves a bit * both long runs and half pipes etc * cheap as possible * nice challet on the slope (maybe?) Anyway, you get the idea, we want lots of good stuff for not much money. Preferably france thanks for any responses Mark p.s. email doesn't work |
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Help us choose a DIY Snowboard Trip in Europe
On Tue, 13 Apr 2004 08:09:13 +0000 (UTC), Han Solo
wrote: (yonnermark) wrote: Here's what we need, if you can offer any advice that would be jolly good. * in europe * for 7-14 days * cheap as possible * suitable for intermediate riders wanting to push themselves a bit * both long runs and half pipes etc * cheap as possible * nice challet on the slope (maybe?) You forgot to mention WHEN you want to go: at the moment, snow is not that good anymore in Europe, so if you want to go now there would be different areas to go than in winter. I was at the Ester weekend 3 Days at Engelberg and stay at the Jochpass Lodge. In this 3 days i had always 20-40cm new snow. From Jochpass to Jochstock was the condion always good also at the Titlis Glacier. Only at the Lake and down to the Village was the snow firm or springsnow till slushy. Btw is slushy snow with the board great. Johannes |
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Help us choose a DIY Snowboard Trip in Europe
Until May 8 it's possible togo to Val Thorens. It's at 2300 m. So there will
be snow "Johannes" schreef in bericht ... Hi On 12 Apr 2004 12:09:21 -0700, (yonnermark) wrote: Here's what we need, if you can offer any advice that would be jolly good. * in europe * for 7-14 days * cheap as possible * suitable for intermediate riders wanting to push themselves a bit * both long runs and half pipes etc * cheap as possible * nice challet on the slope (maybe?) Closing dates Switzerland Andermatt: May 2 (www.andermatt.ch) Engstligen Alp Adelboden: May 2. (http://www.engstligenalp.ch/) Engelberg: 5.23 (www.titlis.ch) Jakobshorn Davos : 4.25 (http://www.jakobshorn.ch/) Glacier des Diablerets : May 2 (http://www.glacier3000.ch/) Corvatsch May 2 : (http://www.bergbahnenengadin.ch/) Port du Soleil: 4.25 (http://www.portesdusoleil.com/ch/indexall.html) Verbier: 4.25 (http://www.televerbier.ch/) Zermatt: May 2. Saas Fee: 4.25 Samnaun/Ischgl: May 2 (http://www.samnaun.ch/) after May 2 is only Engelberg and Zermatt open You should checkout the snow conditon at france. It seams to me there are poor. Also at west Switzerland. Central Switzerland to Davos to Vorarlberg(Austria) got enaugh snow. Johannes |
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