Champorcher reviews
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Another hidden Italian powder pearl.
Since the village is located in the easternmost part of the Aosta Valley, the snow lands here at the "retour´d est" (when the snow comes from the east/south).
Fantastic terrain; large bowls, sparse larch forest and cliffs. Empty and perhaps the cheapest lift pass in the Alps.
The lifts are in a row up to 2500möh. From there you reach lots of nice skiing.
But there is also a short little button lift that goes to the right of the other lifts. On the piste map, the button lift looks ridiculous but in reality it is the best: 250 steep altitude meters surrounded by equally steep larch forest in the north.
I can only agree with Powderhound's description:
https://www.powderhounds.com/europe/italy/champorcher.aspx
Since the village is located in the easternmost part of the Aosta Valley, the snow lands here at the "retour´d est" (when the snow comes from the east/south).
Fantastic terrain; large bowls, sparse larch forest and cliffs. Empty and perhaps the cheapest lift pass in the Alps.
The lifts are in a row up to 2500möh. From there you reach lots of nice skiing.
But there is also a short little button lift that goes to the right of the other lifts. On the piste map, the button lift looks ridiculous but in reality it is the best: 250 steep altitude meters surrounded by equally steep larch forest in the north.
I can only agree with Powderhound's description:
https://www.powderhounds.com/europe/italy/champorcher.aspx
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