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Registration's totally free, of course, and makes snowHeads easier to use and to understand, gives better searching, filtering etc. When you register, you get our free weekly -ish snow report by email. It's rather good and not made up by tourist offices or people that love the tourist office and want to marry it either We don't share your email address with anyone and we never send out any of those cheesy 'message from our partners' emails either. Anyway, snowHeads really is MUCH better when you're logged in - not least because you get to post your own messages complaining about things that annoy you like perhaps this banner which, incidentally, disappears when you log in Username:- Password:. Or: Register to be a proper snow-head, all official-like! Page Previous 1 , 2 , Prev topic :: Next topic. Poster: A snowHead. As this is my trip that has to be at half term I can avoid it for my other trips , they are all pretty busy. However, one of the companies recommended Freedom 2 Ski, who had just enough spaces for my daughters, so I've booked them in. Seemed really nice on the phone, so I'm pleased. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. Hoping someone can help with some bus connection advice. Our friends are staying in Linga and we are looking at various locations through Chatel but when we checked the bus schedule it seems the buses all stop around pm. Does that mean that late evening returns are out of the question? Just thinking about getting back from an evening meal, departure around 10 pm We are currently favouring one apartment near the Super Chatel lift. Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? Your friends at Linga will have more of an issue. I've never checked but I can't remember seeing any buses running at night and there aren't any taxis. People just walk or drive. You need to Login to know who's really who. Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. Mountain Addiction , One night last season I was parked waiting outside L'Oxy as hubby was inside waiting for pizza. I got a knock on my window Some young Dutch asked if I could give them a lift up to those apartments Grand Lodge I think on Route de Vonnes I thought they were having a laugh then they explained one had broken his leg!! Sure enough he was there pot legged and crutches. So I took him plus one. The other four walked!! Got back and the pizzas still weren't ready. You'll need to Register first of course. Not sure if this is the right place to ask. Apols if not. Do any of the supermarkets in Morzine have online shopping or collection? For some reason earlier this year I thought I read that Carrefour Drive operated out of Eds supermarche but I can't seem to find anything on this now. Could anyone help? Is there anywhere else in the local area that does online shopping and collection? Then you can post your own questions or snow reports Mountaindoc , If no-one replies, why not just check out the Carrefour website? Surely that'll give you a definitive answer if you haven't done so already There's also an I think Super-U in Taninges which might also work. After all it is free. Thanks Sarah. I figured the fact that another company had recommended them so much was a good sign. I'll make sure to add a report when I get back. You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. I'm pretty sure there was a listing on their Carrefour Drive page for Morzine last season but it seems to have disappeared. Ski the Net with snowHeads. Mountaindoc , wonder why they would be connected to Eds when they have their own shop in Morzine. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. 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. Timc Thank you. You know it makes sense. Mountaindoc wrote: underanewname I did look at the Carrefour website which is horrendously confusing. See the 'Why? Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. Unless you know your region codes it is pretty challenging to find. Thanks all. Will let you know if it actually works shortly. Mountaindoc , I have just been looking at this site shown by under a new name , and then you. I put in Les Gets and it popped up. Looks like an 11 euro charge. I haven't had time to really look further, but is this a click and collect service, ie it would be waiting at Carrefour in Les Gets? Might be useful for people staying at our chalet. I know that Sherpa and also SuperU are meant to do home deliveries but we have never found it necessary to use, but I suppose I should try out the service some time. Pamski , This is what I believe it to be. I'm hoping to use it for when we go to Morzine with the kids next month we are flying in and getting a transfer so no car. We are self-catering but the company managing the chalet who are lovely and have booked with several times have offered to collect the first shop and pop it in the fridge for us if we order online. I'm going out there again self-catering with my mates in a couple of weeks so maybe I'll try it then and report back. The only issue is that it only lets you book a collection slot a few days in advance rather than weeks. Thanks Mountaindoc ,. Afternoon all. Not been on here for a while as we couldn't ski last year and it would have been too much torture! Heading to Morzine Prodains for half term - finally had to swallow the pill - and am after some driving route advice, please. I usually stay on the A40 from Geneva until Cluses and from there head up through Taninges. However, when I've been on the transfer bus they turn off the autoroute earlier. Maybe just reducing toll exposure? Any recommendations for the best route in on 14 Feb, bearing in mind it is the half term weekend? Aiming to leave Mercure at Gaillard around 7am so hopefully will miss the worst of the traffic? How early do we have to leave at the end of the week to get out of the valley sensibly? Read all the horror stories about half term and never know how much is true and how much is Daily Fail style sensationalism So not the perfect storm but will of course be busy. DJL , thanks for the response. We're on a Sunday transfer, so all the way back to Lincs in a 1er, I'm afraid. The vallee vert route Ski Tyke , come off at D and the take the D9- you'll join your usual route at Taninges. Ski Tyke , by chance the following thread was brought back to life today. DJL , how convenient! Thanks for the pointer! Looking to head over on Sunday and wondering what the general piste conditions are like - presumably on piste is firm but generally fine? Will be parking in champery and skiing over to avoriaz Would it be practical to stay in avoriaz if I was going to be mainly skiing in Les Crosets. I'm struggling to find affordable accommodation there during the Welsh ski champs in late Jan and there's lots of cheap crystal deals on the French side. One lift up to the ridge between Avoriaz and Lindarets, ski a run down to Brocheaux and up the Mossettes lift and then ski down into Les Crosets. DJL , thanks, that's what I was hoping. Now I just to have to find out race start times to see if it's doable A question for one of you locals please We are coming to stay in l'Amara Avoriaz in Feb. The main question relates to ease of access to the mall and in particular the supermarket there, if there is one. Is it feasible to go from apartment to shop without 'putting your coat on', as it were? I think there's also ski hire in one of the shops in the mall? I wouldn't describe it as a shopping mall. The nearest supermarket is about m away and you'll defintely need your coat. Yes amara is really ski in ski out. Yep, I stayed in Amara last year and will be doing so again this year. It's definitely ski in, ski out. There are a couple of ski shops and a couple of restaurants in the central area, but it's definitely not a mall. There is no shop there, so it's a short walk to the nearest shop for provisions, although you can pre-order bread items in the evening at reception and it will be waiting for you in the morning. In summary, I've just completely repeated what snoozeboy said, albeit unintentionally. Anywhere round there you can get a pork pie? DJL , not a decent one, no. Pate en croute will have to do! Thanks for the replies. One more Q please: is there such thing as an Avoriaz as opposed to PdS ski pass? And if so what is the area limit? Reason for asking is that our group combines two greedy skiers, one very lazy one and one who is 'evolving'. I am prepared to buy a family PdS pass for the week but I'm pretty sure that at least one of us won't travel all that far - but maybe to Morzine , where we know our way around pretty well. There is enough terrain in Avoriaz zone to keep most people happy - here's a link that shows it.. L8 , there is an Avoriaz pass. I can't recall where the limit is for Super Morzine - I'd guess you can go as low as the top of the bubble but no further. I was there last year for a few days with friends and didn't get out of the local ski area. This year I am with husband and kids. He hasn't skied in Les Gets before, but will have probably skied the whole area and be wanting to explore further afield by midweek. If we get out and on the lifts by 9am sharp, and have to be back to pick up kids at 2pm, what are the chances of us getting beyond Morzine? Is there a quick route over that way those in the know use, or would you just recommend getting on the bus to Morzine or somewhere beyond? We are capable of skiing at a reasonable touring speed and getting down anything that is pisted not sure I would want to be relying on a 'local's short cut' off piste to get back in time for the kids though! Quickest option will probably be bus, first Les Gets to Morzine 1. New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! Solo Skiers v Groups - Orga Archives Lost and Found Ski Club of Great Britain To one side secret Mountain Hideout snowShops You cannot post to forums until you login You cannot read some forums until you login Read about snow conditions : snow conditions And leave your own snow report : snow report Find advice to help plan your ski holidays : ski holidays The snowHeads Ski Club : Ski Club 2. Terms and conditions Privacy Policy. Snow Reports. After all it is free After all it is free. 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