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23-Jan-2009 06:47
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This branch is dedicated to all things travellers do in snowy cold places: skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, bobsledding, snow camping, ice climbing/fishing/sculpture, snowmobiling, making snow angels, or simply sitting in a chalet sipping on hot chocolate in a snazzy turtleneck next to a crackling fire.
If you have questions on where to go for good skiing, want to find out about the best new gear, or if you're looking for accommodation or travel advice when planning your snowy holiday, post your questions and discussions here!
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25-Nov-2009 04:17
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People - any idea if I can expect a skiiable snow cover in Turkish resorts in mid-April? Looking at going to Eastern Turkey, mainly considering Palandöken near Erzurum, or Kars-Sarikamis.
thanks!
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24-Nov-2009 10:57
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Hello
I - and a couple of friends - am free Friday (after work) 11 Dec - Mon 14 Dec and would like to go to a resort in French Alps - flying there and back.
A look on the web has shown that this seems to be tricky i.e. flying on Fri evening and returning on Mon evening.
Would anyone know of any good reasonably priced hotels that we could book independently for these three nights so that we could books flights separately eg. to Geneva and back.
Let me know if you know. Not too fussy on resort - just a good one for that time of year.
Alternatively if anyone knows of any package deals for these dates I would be grafeul.
Many thanks
Paul
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22-Nov-2009 22:58
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Sgt_Wilko »
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22-Nov-2009 22:58
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Hi all,
I'm looking for somewhere to stay for a week in January in MOrzine or Avoriaz - i'm ideally looking for a single person place, as am joining a big bunch of mates who have already sorted out a chalet. Can anyone recommend anywhere to start looking? Everywhere I have found thus far seems to be geared towards a minimum of two people, so gets expensive very quickly.
Thanks!!
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19-Nov-2009 14:38
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19-Nov-2009 23:42
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Hi
Please disregard my previous message. What it should say is I am from Australia and not familiar with travelling in snow conditions. I will be in China over Xmas/New Year and in Beijing in early January. I also intend going to HARBIN in northern China, near the Russian border.Its climate is similar to Siberia's.
I am just wondering if anyone has some good advice about the type of footwear that works best in snow/ice conditions.
Many thanks
leothelion
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19-Nov-2009 14:33
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19-Nov-2009 14:33
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Hi
I'm from Australia and not familiar with travelling in a cold, snowy climate. I am planning on going to China over Xmas/New Year and will be in Beijing during early January. I am also planning on going to Dhabi to the Ice Lantern Festival. Haring is in northern China near the Russian border and its climate is similar to Siberia. Just wondering if anybody has some good advice on what type of footwear would be useful in snow/ice conditions.
Thanks in anticipation
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18-Nov-2009 06:16
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I would really love to hear from anyone who has been to Lebanon and skied,we are heading there in late Dec/early Jan with our children.
any thanks.
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17-Nov-2009 07:10
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kiteizenga »
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Allgau area in Germany has many ski resorts. What One is the biggest and has a good ski a school for kids?
Also if you know a good apartment to stay in let me know.
I will soon be return to London in early january after a tour around europe. I have about 6 days before i leave london.
I love skiing and snowboarding, have worked a season in Colorado and skied/boarded in various resorts across North America and soon Canada so have a decent skiing ability..what ski resorts does anyone recommend for Europe?
I was thinking about trying to get a cheap flight through ryan-air or easy-jet from london, go ride for a few days and then back to london to depart.
There is so much choice in Europe to ski, i ideally want something that is relatively cheap and easy to get too, has hostel accommodation, or something cheap that close by to the ski resort itself..any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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16-Nov-2009 13:55
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finucane »
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Hi,
Im from new zealand and im planning on being in france (antibes) early to mid feb 2010, to look for work on a yacht at the antibes yacht show. but im keen to leave for europe on the 27th of december hopefully to travel through austria, switzerland and other parts of france beforehand.
Ive done a little bit of research on places to visit but im looking for awesome places to snowboard with good nightlife and other cool things to see.
does anybody have any reccomendations or cool places to visit they could share with me?
cheers
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06-Nov-2009 21:04
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jasper007 »
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14-Nov-2009 11:03
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So I have a friend who wants to try skiing in the Alps this year and was wondering which are the best resorts for complete newbies. Somewhere not in the Euro zone would be good too.
If in the Euro then somewhere thats not too expensive, thanks.
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23-Oct-2009 02:27
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anniehall »
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Pierre et Vacances have just lopped 15% off their prices (to UK and Irish customers) for all dates, and all resorts.
Major ski price fall - ALL dates, ALL resorts!
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21-Oct-2009 12:55
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gingerpimpernel »
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21-Oct-2009 20:01
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Can anyone recommend a ski shop to buy skis from in Innsbruck? There must be some but my google searches only return hire shops.
Shops with websites so I can check the prices please folks ;-) ...
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16-Oct-2009 22:08
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Gibela »
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21-Oct-2009 01:25
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Greetings
Any suggestions / ideas names of good skiing spot in either France / Italy / Austria for first wek in February?
By good I mean value fo money for beginners.
Preferably a small village close or in a ski area.
At least something else to do than just ski.
Meeting locals in the cafes or short day excursion options with some good kick back relax moments.
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15-Oct-2009 23:02
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meabhann »
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21-Oct-2009 01:53
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Hi guys...
I have had no travel this year at all due to work committments and so I am now more determined than ever to get something booked up for early 2010.
February/March is about when we're looking to head away (probably 2 couples). I board, my other half skis and whoever comes with us will probably be the same. So we're looking for a spot in Europe (flying ex-Scotland) for about a week or so with some good beginner/intermediate runs, good nightlife and not too hard on the budget.
We'll consider hotels, apartments whatever as long as they are close to the slopes.
Any thoughts welcome!
Cheers :)
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13-Oct-2009 04:27
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donnaoh »
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18-Oct-2009 09:40
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We are going to Budapest in January and will spend a few weeks travelling up to Estonia and over to St.Petersburg to get the trans Mongolian railway, on which we will be spending a few weeks as we would like to get offat a few places.. I was wondering, would ski/snowboard clothes be warm enough or would i need extra? Also, we are looking to go dog sledging in Yekatrinsburg in Russia, or in Mongolia. Has anyone gone dog sledging in those areas and can they recommend any companies that run things liike that?
Thanks.
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