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Old November 27th 03, 09:11 AM
Guster D
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Default Snowboarding in Tignes, France

Hi! NG

How is Tignes for snowboarders? Are there good facilities? What about
offpist oppertunities?

I'm going this winter, but have never been there before.


Thanks

/Guster D


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Old November 27th 03, 02:47 PM
Alex
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Hey Guster

Going to Tignes for the 3rd year in a row this January - Always had a great
time snowboarding there, if you get the "full area pass" you get to board
the whole Val d`sere area too. Loads of "off peist" places - but ask in
local shops - or hire a guide. There are some books avaliable that have
details of the off peist areas for the Tignes resort too.
There are 2 parks - one in Tignes and one on the border with Val, really
good place for boarding in my opinion.
Have fun - be safe.

AJ
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Hi! NG

How is Tignes for snowboarders? Are there good facilities? What about
offpist oppertunities?

I'm going this winter, but have never been there before.


Thanks

/Guster D




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Old November 28th 03, 07:47 AM
Switters
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On Thu, 27 Nov 2003 10:11:07 GMT, "Guster D" allegedly
wrote:

How is Tignes for snowboarders? Are there good facilities? What about
offpist oppertunities?


Some really good spots. Watch where you are heading when cutting between
pistes, or you could have a long flat walk out!

Some of the best on-piste spots are accessible by button lift only,
although the ridge that runs between Val D and Tignes is good on the
Tignes side.

Off-piste is good, but as always watch out for avalanche danger. Hire a
guide to join a group going off-piste if you can. shameless plug
there's a heliboarding report on my webpage.

- Dave.

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