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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. Hi everybody I'm weighing up the options for a four week trip in January. I did this a few years ago in Serre Chevalier, hired a large apartment for the month and had family and friends join me for various weeks. So, I thought I'd sound out the SH's to see what people suggested. Champoluc seems like the main place to stay, but is it a bit out on a limb? Some of my friends get a bit twitchy when the lift connections aren't great and god forbid they should have to get a bus! I once met some SH's in a bar and mentioned Monterosa and they all raised their eyebrows and muttered things about unreliable snow. Is this a concern there? What's are the villages like for self catering accommodation? One of the great things about SC was the choice of apartments meant that I was able to get a really good deal. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person. Stay in Aosta , Beautiful city , great restaurants shops and bars also v cheap. Heliski in Valgrishance if you can afford apart from access to Monterosa. The possibilities from Aosta with a car are vast. Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? Definitely agree that having a vehicle would be important to make the most of Aosta. IMO Pila, although nice enough, isn't the best skiing that the Aosta valley has to offer but Aosta City itself is indeed probably the best place to be for a longer spell for its livability and strategic positioning to access everywhere else. You need to Login to know who's really who. Thanks Rob, I hadn't really considered Aosta itself. I think I'm a bit nervous about having to travel to other ski areas. Like I said, it's a bit of a hard sell for some of the people I'd have visiting. Do you you know what the drive times are to the Monerosa resorts from Aosta? I'll have a look into apartment options. Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do. Stayed in Champoluc end Jan this year. Nice place for one week, lots of reds, not many blues if you have beginnings with you. The link to Gressoney for the best offpiste is via a dog leg to Frachy, ok the first few times but would annoy me if staying for more than a week. On the plus side empty pistes, good and cheap restaurants. Gressoney would be my choice for one week but may be too quite for 4 weeks. Hope you have a good time wherever you go, jealous of the thought of 4 weeks skiing. You'll need to Register first of course. Then you can post your own questions or snow reports It's the GnaBuG that goes to Gressoney. I agree though, IMO it's the perfect spot for a week for people with a little ski experience under their belts but I wouldn't use it as a base for 4 weeks if I was going to be visited by blue-run pootlers. After all it is free. I agree with admin , that Pila skiing not that special , but I reckon once in a station at the head of the valley for two weeks you'd be saying to yourself wish I'd stayed in the valley to give myself more options. Make the choice for you not for the benefit of visiting friends , your the one who has to stay for 4 plus weeks. I have a place in Ste Foy , I love the place but I wouldn't want to spend a month there. You'll get to see more forums and be part of the best ski club on the net. Ski the Net with snowHeads. Aside from Norway, Italy has the most expensive petrol in Europe and the tolls are crazy too. It's was brilliant, the season pass is the same as Chamonix at approx euro. It covers all the valley plus trips to verbier, also for an additional euro can cover Zermatt. As a bonus over Chamonix it includes insurance and all the many Nordic ski pistes. We were ten minutes from Pila which we skied a lot and enjoyed. A car is a must. From Aosta it was around an hour to gressoney or Cervinia. I might another time split my season with half around Aosta and half near Gressoney. In my opinion the whole monta rosa area is the best in the alps for off piste skiing. This season the conditions were much better in Aosta than Chamonix. At the west end of the valley you have access to Courmayeur and the skyway from which you can ski the valley Blanche and the Tula glacier. We paid euro a week for a very nice apartment. On hill refreshments were half the price of Chamonix and better. Any questions please ask. And love to help out and answer questions and of course, read each other's snow reports. Quote: On hill refreshments were half the price of Chamonix and better. Any questions please ask Only in pila, everywhere else is same as Chamonix. 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. Most of the Aosta valley is significantly cheaper than Chamonix. We had a phenomenal restaurant meal in La Thuile for less than you'd pay to have a hot dog n' chips thrown at you in Chamonix. Cervinia, being influenced by the Swiss economy bleeding over from Zermatt, is not as cheap as some but still somewhat less expensive than Chamonix. You know it makes sense. You need to go to more than one place to make a comparison though. I don't notice any difference in price between Chamonix and Courmayeur, LT, Cervinia etc - the difference is what you get for your money. I agree La Thuile is slightly cheaper, but Courmayeur and Cervinia simply aren't. Otherwise you'll just go on seeing the one name:. Thanks for the advice everyone, I love SHs! It's definitely food for thought. Looking at the distances between stations, I do think I'd be inclined to stay in one of the Monterosa resorts. Even then though, I hadn't appreciated just how far it is to drive between them. I assumed it would be fairly easy, if you were staying in Champoluc, to start the day in Alagna. But no, it's a long way! Maybe Serre Chevalier's moving back into the frame. It would be good to try a different area, but SC has a lot going for it on this kind of trip. I agree La Thuile is slightly cheaper, but Courmayeur and Cervinia simply aren't That's not my experience. For the price of a round of coffees in Chamonix you get good coffees and epic pastries in Courmayeur and change. No comparison. Same goes for the rest of the Valley. I'd second Aosta as a base and am tempted to try the same my self for the coming season. I have sent a previous season in Aosta, mostly skiing Pila but there are lots of lovely small 2 lift resort scattered about the Valley, plus the big destinations. Lots to do, with Pila as the easy option. I revisited Pila for a day this season and was reminded what a gem the place is. Even Verbier, I don't think is that bad and I think Verbier is the worst! My point is that while Aosta not a resort , the small towns also not resorts around it and Pila resort are cheap - the big resorts aren't. They are definitely not half the price of Chamonix, that would be crazy Pastries may be 'epic' but I agreed with that - you get better quality food and coffee, but it's not half the price. I think Chamonix gets an unfair deal sometimes - sure it's not cheap but it's not that terrible I live in Aosta but I'm in different resorts mostly in the valley or across the border in France a couple of days every week and I see worse than Chamonix regularly Verbier, Val Thorens, Megeve, Zermatt, Chatel to name a few.. The first rule of Aosta club, is don't mention the two lift resorts, ever! I've not done your price comparison and have not skied Cervinia which I expect is on Swiss pricing but for me it's always a pleasure to draw the coffee straw in Courmayeur over Chamonix. I just love Chamonix, I think it's the most underrated overrated resort if you know what I mean! It's crazy the difference isn't it - how shockingly bad coffee can be in only a few miles. No comparison on value or quality. And don't get me started on the newer restaurants around Monterosa. Some seriously good quality at great prices going on. OK, it is not somewhere I would expect guaranted powder. But piste skiing is really pretty reliable. I also don't get these km junkies - 'there won't be enough to keep me occupied' It's skiing right? Not long distance running For the same amount you'll get much better food in Courmayeur, but it won't be half the price I find Monterosa resorts cheaper though, not as cheap as Pila but more on par. Let me throw it into the works! I would recommend having a look at the Tirol Snow Card in Austria. It runs from 1 October to 15 May and includes 5 very good glaciers. And is not worth eating, at least last time I looked at one. And much better selection of wines at much better prices. Not a good sample I know but that the weather curtailed a better statistical endeavors on our part. None of this, of course, reflects on the actual skiing merits of e. And I don't want to come across as unduly critical of mile munchers. Although I don't see the point. At all. I do loke being able to travel, e. In the absence of any other goal, tootling across to Alagna from Champoluc at least lends some sense of purpose and you sometimes get nice surprises en route. Wide range of accommodation on Airbnb etc. The town is perfect , short walk to the gondola and i liked the idea of being away from the resort on the evenings. The town has so much to do and the restaurant options are plenty. We used the lockers so 15 minute gondola ride and you can get boots on etc and be right onto the slopes off it. I like small resorts and was never bored at Pila , some really great runs you can lap over and over and different each time. Gets busy at weekends but we tended to ski early morning or take the day off and sightsee. Happy to answer any questions or help if i can , so feel free to PM GL. One minor but important thing with the Aosta season pass is that there's no early bird discount. So no panic in November to buy your pass. Back in the day we did get a family discount for being married. Plus not too far away you have the Ortler region and Tirol. Food in italy about a third less than the price of france and significantly better. On the other hand accommodation tends to be more expensive in italy in my experience. Op I visited aosta valley 3 times in last 2 years, cervinia, cervinia, pila and courmayeur. Definitely occurred to me to be a place I'd love to spend two weeks touring around visiting all the resorts. But as you've realized now they really aren't close enough to base yourself in one location to see them all. But you could hop skip and jump between them week by week? Logistically difficult but in world of booking and air bnb certainly not impossible? Bear in mind that conditions can vary widely between the resorts though so flexibility is quite important. From recollection reading snow reports this year courmayeur got a lot more snow than monte rosa Massif. Also cervinia suffers from wind closures a lot. Dolomites also a touring option. And one that has larger sections linked by lifts? We only go to Pila for the odd day I am always impressed Aosta is a great town, full of history and hidden gems. The on-mountain food can be exceptional, and great value. The off-piste is great. I should say that this means 'side piste' and 'in between piste' I have not explored the 'way out back' off piste'. There are fresh tracks to be had, or marginally tracked stuff, long after snowfall. In Verbier it would have been utterly flattened. The are some good steeps, but plenty of cruisers too. Individual valleys always have different conditions. Late season we had very acceptable skiing on the Saturday in Champoluc Monterosa but Courmayeur wasn't worth the effort. Sorry for de-railling a little, but there's been quite a bit of discussion about using Aosta as a base in this thread. We're planning on going away next year with some friends, and between the two couples, we will have a 15 month old and a 10 month old. For those that know about Aosta and Pila, does this sound like a fair enough assessment, or have I got it completely wrong? I've only ever driven past Aosta on my way up to Monterosa and Cervinia so don't know too much about it. We're all pretty confident skiers and snowboarders, have been doing it for quite a long time and are comfortable riding most things. Bit of side-piste would be lovely, but realistically, we'd be looking at piste stuff. New Topic Post Reply. Snow Snow Snow! 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