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More than 30 ski resorts and partners in the French Alps are taking part in the 2018 Skiing into Spring initiative, now in its’ fourth year. After record beating snowfalls in December and January, it looks like this year, late season skiing will be everything skiers hope for.
Riding out the storm
Like all skiers, our pulses quicken when the snow begins to fall, but you can have too much of a good thing. Dont believe me? Try skiing in near-blizzard conditions, when you can’t read the surface of the piste you’re negotiating, thick mists have blotted out even long-familiar features and the wind is strengthening by the minute. When you get assailed by all three, then it’s time to do the unthinkable and head back down the mountain to sit out the storm.
It’s Snowing in Samoëns…
The latter part of this month’s sustained snowfalls in the French Alps seem to have bypassed the Grand Massif, but there was more than enough to make our first couple of days’ skiing from Samoëns very enjoyable.
Club Med Resorts Attract Brazilians to the French Alps
The French operator Club Med pretty much pioneered the truly all-inclusive holiday. Fast-forward sixty years the company has reinvented its all-inclusive concept.
Best Ski Resorts When Travelling with Kids
Choosing a family-friendly ski resort can be difficult so we’re giving you a head start with some of the best in the French Alps.
Top Ski Resorts near Geneva
Flying into Geneva airport and wondering where to ski? We list the best resorts and ski areas to consider for great skiing and short transfer time.
Top Ten ways to prepare for your ski holiday
Chris Lawler, owner of Mountain Spaces ski chalets in Morzine kicks off the Top Tens for this winter with pre ski holiday preparation.
Puy Saint-Vincent: don’t tell everyone…
We decided to head over to the Southern French Alps, to discover just what most mainstream skiers might be missing. Great snowfalls, clear blue skies and unpressured pistes were just some of the things which bowled us over and convinced us that we’d stumbled upon an area which deserves to be much better known.
Skiing another side of Serre Chevalier…
With 250km of terrain for all levels of skier, and at the gateway to the Southern Alps. Long regarded as something of an alternative choice, ‘Serre Che’ has come of age as major ski area.
Oz-en-Oisans: a heart of pure snow…
There’s something very special about ski resorts through which you can ski, rather than drive. In Oz-en-Oisans the village is blissfully uncluttered and free to do what it does best: look good and provide a very pleasant base for skiers keen to explore the huge ski area around Alpe d’Huez.