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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! Prev topic :: Next topic. Poster: A snowHead. Just got back from a fantastic week at Ischgl. The snow and weather were superb and the apres was , er, plentiful Also full marks to Inghams and the hotel Solaria for making our stay so much fun. However - a warning to anyone taking advantage of the 'duty free zone' at Samnaun: For anyone that doesn't know, it is possible to ski into Switzerland from Ischgl. So 'hey' we thought, 'it's a good excuse for a bit of a trek - lets do it'. The run over from Ischgl down piste 80, a very pretty and gentle red is worth doing just for fun, but sure enough, as you enter Samnaun Dorf, the first place you come to is a very nice restaurant, with good food and beer at reasonable for the alps prices. The toilets are downstairs aren't they always? The allowance is cigs, or gm of tobacco per adult over 1. We were a group of 4 over 18 and one sixteen year old so we used four allowances. So far so good. We stock up, putting the spoils into my backpack and that of Mrs Axs the Kids of course were not wearing backpacks and set off back to Austria. We rode the 'World Famous' Pendelbahn double decker gondola back up to Alp Trida which is in Austria and at this point made our big mistake. Two of the kids wanted to do some of the Alp Trida reds, while three of us just wanted to ski back to Ischgl, so we separated. The three of us rode up the N1 lift to the top of blue 11 ready to ski back to Idalp, and as we got off the lift we were stopped by a customs officer. Of course we had four allowance worth of cigs and there were only three of us. We radioed and phoned the other two but couldn't reach them so we ended up with a simple choice, pay a Euro fine and keep the fourth pack of cigs, or pay 40 Euros and dump them. We chose the 40 Euro route. Not too bad, but we did feel a bit hard done by. They can even we were told search your bag as you enter your hotel. Obvious really, but no one pointed this out and no-one told us where the checkpoint was we assumed it was at the top of the gondola as you 're-enter' Austria. Thought I'd post this as it might save someone else a 40 Euro fine. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. Don't know why the duty free goods make so much news in Ischgl. Switzerland can also be accessed from the French side of Porte du Soleil and the Italian side in Zermatt. Don't think I have seen duty free goods mentioned there. It appears the duty free stories are part of the fun in Ischgl. The run 80 is called Duty Free run. I always thought a skier would want to travel light and the last thing is to blast the backpack with bottles of spirit and cigs. Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? That's why the fuss about Samnaun. You need to Login to know who's really who. This plan can't fail. Those guys can't ski. Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. Steilhang , he had some but swapped them for a pair of comfy pillows with bindings. You'll need to Register first of course. Frosty the Snowman , a couple of bottles of Smirnoff with bindings I could believe Then you can post your own questions or snow reports Axsman, First of all I'm glad you had a great time. I'm a bit of an Ischgl veteran having been loads of times. I've also done red 80 into Samnaum loads of times and have never been stopped at customs. OK I don't carry a backpack but ski with mates who do and they've never been stopped either. Indeed I've never seen anbody stopped. At the exit of the Samnaum cable car there is a customs hut but I've never seen anyone in it. I've been advised to carry my passport just in case but have never been asked for it, nor as anyone I know. I just think you were extremely unlucky. Interestingly, however, the old customs hut has been replaced with a new one so maybe the authorities are geting more serious. After all it is free. Corky , I watched a prog on TV about Ischgl customs the other day. Showed the guys in action chasing people down the piste and invariably catching them my advice above wasn't very good. They do check people quite frequently, even to the extent that they did one guy who was wearing a watch he had bought in America a few weeks before. He hadn't declared it to German customs The guy was, to say the least, surprised by that result! You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. Ski the Net with snowHeads. I'm liking the possibilities Agree with the comments on bottles of booze being heavy though and the booze wasn't cheap anyway so didn't bother Run 80 is called 'Duty Free Run' on most piste maps but I've seen it labelled 'Smugglers Run' on at least one Corky , The customs hut at the top of the Samnaun Cable car is where we THOUGHT we had 'entered Austria' and so having come through in a group, with less than our group allowance, we thought nothing of separating. Getting caught for 'smuggling' at the top of Blue 11 was the equivalent of being searched in Leicester having flown in to Birmingham I mean at what point HAVE you entered the country and imported the goods? There were two guys in front of me queuing to pay their fines in the customs hut, and as I walked out, another guy was walking in. Personally I think it's just a revenue earner for the Austrian authorities. By making the point of entry 'anywhere in the zone' they can catch the unwary like me and the poor sod from America and make a few quid. I reckon at 40 Euros a pop they were pulling in well over per hour the day I got nabbed. Still someone has to pay for the excellent Ischgl lift system and piste management On a serious note this little 'adventure' by no means spoilt the holiday, possibly even added to it as something we'll remember for quite a while. I was very impressed with all aspects of Ischgl, we will almost certainly be going there again next Easter - the kids thought it was the best place we've skied and I tend to agree with them. IMHO it certainly lived up to its 'snowsure' reputation, and the pisting was first class. There was also tons of off-piste for those who can handle it our boarding son did NOT want to come home The lift system is second to none for speed and efficiency, even on the busiest days and this was Easter break the queues were relatively short and mostly we never waited for more than a couple of minutes. I would also say that the resort's reputation for 'irresponsible, drunken skiing' is undeserved. In our experience the skiers there were of a higher standard technically and more considerate than the usual mix we have experienced in France and Switzerland. We saw no incidents of out of control skiing, and very few minor collisions. Lift queues were generally good-humoured and courteous. The Austrians do seem to like skiing with their ankles bolted together, but hey, that's their prerogative. They are also musical geniuses with the best quality apres on the planet! We had fun. The border is at the top of the mountain, basically after you get off either the N1 or O4 lifts. Looks like you know that now. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. Lager , Yep, I think I'll remember that next time we were 'got' at the top of N1. But if that's the case, why don't they sell duty free in Alp Trida? Does not compute? 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. Axsman wrote: But if that's the case, why don't they sell duty free in Alp Trida? Not sure really. Possibly the cost of shipping the stuff up the mountain. Can't think of any other reason. You know it makes sense. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. Frosty the Snowman , Looks good! Axsman , It was the name I thought apt The Aosta valley is a duty-free area so smokers and drinkers from La Rosiere stock up in La Thuile, haven't seen a douanier yet. David traxvax , David is that right? David traxvax , And there was me thinking it was just cheap in comparison the France! Actually that does raise an issue. The limits for importing goods from the EU countries into britain are much higher than those from non-EU countries. EU limits, or Non EU limits? Anyone know the answer? Axsman , don't know, but IIRC you're not allowed any duty free booze 'n' fags when travelling within EU, only duty paid elsewhere, so I guess at best you can bring in the normal duty free as if coming from a non EU country when going from a duty free zone to any EU country, directly or indirectly, do not pass go, do not collect more than Malboro Light. Sounds right. Weird, these little duty free enclaves; I imagine that there's large scale smuggling by locals, given that I assume that the shops in these places will sell you as much as you like. What would happen here, I wonder, if, say, The Isle of Thanet was a duty free zone? 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. Axsman wrote:. 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