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Each time the snow was very poor with no high altitude options within easy distance - myself and the kids have now been invited to go with a group in March and I think I am going to have to say no. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. Carroz2 , welcome to snowHeads I'm an extremist and go to Val Thorens for the late season, because you can't go any higher. It is French, High, perhaps relatively cheap compared to the rest of the 3 valleys but the transfer is 3 hours! Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? Carroz2 , Welcome. No please stay well away from the PDS in general. No idea why anyone likes it. Low, crap snow. Dreadful locals. Can you please tell all your friends and maybe property prices will come back down again? To be quite serious, I think you have probably been unreasonably unlucky or have unreasonable expectations of what snow should look like. If you want cheap high low transfer go to Chamonix but be prepared for buses, etc etc. You need to Login to know who's really who. I went in February and although the conditions weren't great when we got there it snowed a meter in three days. So I guess it's pot luck. It's not pretty but it is high. Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. Carroz2 , welcome to snowHeads. You could, of course, stay at you namesake Les. You'll need to Register first of course. Went to Morzine in March this year and the snow was great when we ventured across to Les Gets, but the instructors were bemoaning the fact that it had snowed most of the winter and they wanted some bluebird days! I also know somebody that goes there regularly at New Year and always seems to get good snow. Because of it's height, I think it's a resort you shouldn't book too far in advance, especially given the time it takes to get across to Avoriaz and the higher slopes. Then you can post your own questions or snow reports Only ever been to Les Gets in the summer and I thought it truely beautiful would probably appreciate it even more if I were a mountain biker it seems to be big business there. Personally, and I know I'll get a load of verbal for this I'd find being down in a valley pretty claustrophobic - very lucky up here ADH , Serre Che and Avoriaz amongst many others being so high up with such fantastic open views. Mind you - tough I think to beat Les Gets on a lovely Summer sunny day with all the window boxes out, but tough to beat ADH unless of course somewhere in Switzerland on a sunny day in the Winter! Got to give ADH a 'plug' as the Telegraph hasn't!!! After all it is free. We have been to Les Gets for last four years next year we are giving La Rosiere a go. You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. Carroz2 , welcome to snowheads, you could do worse than try La Rosiere, it's high the village is at metres, it's in the Tarentaise, south facing and very sunny but with an exceptional snow record, the skiing is interesting, it's linked to La Thuile in Italy and there are over kms of piste and some great off-piste. It's better known to the French, so it's stil good value, the lift pass is probably the best value in the Alps. If you want some details go to our website www. Ski the Net with snowHeads. Les Carroz for you and the friends!!!! I have to agree with marc gledhill on this one. I have a small chalet in Les Carroz in the Grand Massif, it's closer to Geneva, has fast and Direct access to Flaine which has a top station m higher than Les Gets and apparently the best snow record in the Alps for it's height according to the Ski Club. Note also that if you manage to get bored with the km of runs it's about 30mins from Chamonix, Megeve etc etc, 1hr and your in Italy - Courmayer. I live in Chester and we go regularly from Liverpool flying to Geneva, we normally take about 5 - 6 hrs door to door. We used to finish skiing at 4pm on a Sunday and get home for ER the Mrs. What more can I say. Carroz2 , does it need to be France? I have no experience of Austrai, but would have thought some SH out there would suggest somewhere? Reasonably easy transfers I believe - i. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. Carroz2 , I think you know the answer - it's either Tignes or Val T, innit. I've skied both very early and very late season and in my experience snow quality at those times are not a case of 'pot luck'- resort height does indeed matter. To be frank, why would anyone bother with poorer quality snow with the possiblity having to trapise each day to decent snow 1hr elsewhere from the resort your chalet is in???? IMHO it makes sense to travel an extra 1hr at each end of the week in order to enjoy the best of what snow's left. So if you're just off somewhere snowy come back and post a snow report of your own and we'll all love you very much. Manda , but, Carroz2 , did request 'Low Transfer'. You know I'm a general PDS fan but there isn't a great deal of high skiing less than an hour from Geneva. Is there? And if you're with TOs, isn't your average transfer a little more than 2 hours? Who cares about transfers anyway? You know it makes sense. David Murdoch , What, never skied Austria..?? Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. JT , sounds terrible doesn't it, but no, I haven't. Just never got round to it never felt the need I'm with Manda on this one, surely getting to the resort takes at least 6 or 7 hours, door-to-door, so whether the transfer from airport to resort is 2, 3 or 4 hours is irrelevant. It's not worth ruining a whole week's holiday to save an hour or so of transfer, no matter how much your kids hate coaches! Plake , For a week where you have probably 2 days of travel built in, no probably not. Carroz2 , Snow last season was pretty good well into March. With the terrain mainly alpine meadow you do not need as much snow to give a good covering. Yes it is not that high but can stay pretty cold for a lot of the season, and personally I like the village and have ahd a summer holiday there as well - it is an easy transfer with the kids. I have a one year old son and we took him skiing twice earlier this year when he was 7 and 8 months, this sort of journey just wouldn't have been an option for us. This has happened to me in Tignes, ValT and Arcs and when those links shut all but a few drag lifts often follow at this point you usually end up spending the mortgage money in the bar. New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! 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