Val Thorens reviews (Page 10)

v6 1999
Storm, fog, SNÖÖÖÖÖÖ !! Me and a friend were there with UCPA, which I absolutely can recommend. At least for those who go to go ...
You were practically alone in the system, only company of the others in your group ... for the most part it was so faint that you saw about 4m, absolutely wonderful !!!

Myctet good backs and easy-to-reach offpiste even if it's a little easy. If you want a bit more difficult you have to go a bit. The snow is perfect o there is a lot of it.
The nightlife is rocking hard, the underworld is crazy even if the music is a bit of a bit. Bend the guards so you have to go before it's queued. The only thing to say is that they are skidding that it will be quiet after 22:00 at the hotels and the streets, but that's good in all of France. Be careful of the snakes, they hate Swedes and would like to give a bit of thieves.

Here you will find wonderful skiing. There are slopes in all variants, all sides and edges and everywhere! (at least it feels like that). Just put the skis in the bedroom and get out. The back is always on the corner. The village is not the world's funniest and, in my opinion, even the nightlife has become more sad (there were 89 and 98). And it's not with age to do !!!

You have to look for better skiing so. Val Thorens has everything that a ski resort should have, plus a little more.
Take the big cabin lift up to cimde cauron 3789 m. Then go down the west side, completely unspoiled powder snow that never seems to end. Stay in the pleasant village of Meribel Mottaret, which is a bit away from Val Thorens. A cozy little French town that also offers very good after ski places. So book the planet and just go there.

Were there a week of the winter 99. Incredibly good skiing, a lot of snow and brilliant snow .. big plus that the village is above the tree line, giving maximum skiing. The only nagative about the village is that it is newly built, making it terribly impersonal ..

Val Thoréns is spoiling you, do not go there for then you do not want to go anywhere else. I have two months in this immense system. Now, Canada is considering maybe another competitor. I want that if you go there so imagine that you do not stay there ?!

Val Thorén has a great ride. Something else can not be said.
Snow safety is quite brutal because the village is so high.
That all rides are over the tree line is good or you can not discuss it. I myself love forests and, in my opinion, there is no disadvantage of forests. Not to mention flat lights.
The village is damn impersonal unfortunately. Built in the 70's. Not like Chamonix to Stanton just.
But a nice place else. If you can now stand out with the dullers.

I do not think you can have better driving opportunities than that. Val Thorén's range of several tops with slopes in several weather streams along with snow up to the ears! Great or, as we said, "It's like on TV." The high altitude and that you can easily find shady slopes make for a nice and soft offpiste for several days after a snowfall.

Sun, snow and happy days, the world's largest coherent system. Offpiste opportunities are endless and the variation on skiing is untouched. Hit you go !!
However, from another blonde skier who has been in VT for two seasons, he had to work ....

Val Thorens Europe's nearest off-piste. The offpiste is a step off the piste and you are willing to walk 5-10 min so there are endless possibilities. Boisment "mountain" after a snowfall is my favorite in Val Thorens. A lift up (Boisment 2) and you have several wonderful yokes to choose from. You can easily and stay there all day after a good snowfall and just go for a ride. More I do not say ...
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