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by anonymous_user - Feb 4, 2003
Ski Well, Stay Healthy You can enjoy the extensive 'ski circus' of slopes and lifts that connect Bad Gastein with other villages in the valley. Ski up a storm and then relax... Full review
Source: Bad Gastein â Graukogel
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by anonymous_user - Jan 1, 2004
Ideal For Mismatched Couples Innsbruck, charming capital of Austria's Tyrol, is the ideal choice for couples whose tastes are not in sync. The skier who hungers for 20,000 feet of vertical can... Full review
Source: Ischgl
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by anonymous_user - Jan 2, 2004
Chamonix has 10,000 residents and room for 60,000 guests, so skiers can expect all the conveniences and services of a bona fide city. It's a popular destination for ski clubs, because hotels... Full review
Source: Chamonix
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by anonymous_user - Mar 3, 2004
The terrain was pretty decent. About average for a western resort. Nothing outstanding, but better than anything east of Full review
Source: Copper Mountain Resort
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by anonymous_user - Dec 2, 2004
I've been coming to Brighton for years. Unlike the corporate feel of a Snowbird or Park City, Brighton has that local or family atmosphere going for it. It's a bit smaller than... Full review
Source: Brighton Resort
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by anonymous_user - Dec 2, 2004
Do Many Things in Davos I've been coming to Davos for more than a half century, yet have never been able to cram everything on my wish list into a short week's... Full review
Source: Davos
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by anonymous_user - Jan 1, 2005
Skiing in the heart of some of the tallest mountains in the Alps. Saasfee is a wonderful spot. Great glacier skiing, incredible lift system, and nice cruiser runs. The mountain scenery is... Full review
Source: Saas Fee Saastal
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by anonymous_user - Jan 1, 2005
Out of all the resorts in NC, Ski Beech has by far the friendliest staff and business philosophy. I can't stress enough how cool these folks are to skiers new and Full review
Source: Beech Mountain Resort
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by anonymous_user - Jan 2, 2005
Small ski area for Alps standards. Long ski runs, great bowl skiing, large vertical. This ski area feels like it is tucked away deep in the Alps, but it is actually at... Full review
Source: Andermatt
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by anonymous_user - Jan 2, 2005
very little queues at lifts. good fast efficient system, all top draglifts easy for boarders. moutnain restaurants clean efficient and reasonably priced. lunchtime party at top station every day the roof slides... Full review
Source: Zell am See - Schmittenhöhe
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by anonymous_user - Feb 1, 2005
It isn't the biggest, but with 3,000 feet of continuous vertical it's up there. It isn't the baddest, although the grins worn by the guys coming out of the bowls off Eagle... Full review
Source: Marmot Basin
5
by anonymous_user - Feb 1, 2005
Big. Really big. It takes a a minute or two to fathom the sheer scale of Sunshine Village as you get out of the gondola that ferries skiers and riders the spectacular... Full review
Source: Sunshine Village
5
by anonymous_user - Mar 1, 2005
I have been skiing in Red River for 34 years and this is the best kept secret in NM. They have 7 lifts and are very kid friendly. The town is small... Full review
Source: Red River
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by anonymous_user - Mar 2, 2005
Terrain park was behind the times last year. I should no as seeing i started to take care of it with friends towards the end of the year. But this year they... Full review
Source: Sno Mountain
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by anonymous_user - Apr 1, 2005
For the region, Lutsen's terrain is tops. It's the perfect blend of groomers, steeps, glades, trees, and backcountry for the Midwest. Most of the terrain even stays open until April, making it... Full review
Source: Lutsen Mountains
5
by anonymous_user - Apr 1, 2005
Best resort in Europe for lateski at Eastertime because of the altitude (highest ski lift in Europe 3899 meters)Our pictures are online under Full review
Source: Zermatt
5
by anonymous_user - Aug 1, 2005
Kandersteg has wonderful things to do for all ages. There is plenty of redtraunts, scenery, and you can learn to ski it is the best place Full review
Source: Kandersteg
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by anonymous_user - Aug 2, 2005
I felt it time to review another mountain from my 2005 New Zealand Snowboarding Trip.traveling the 18km bust trip from Queenstown up a tight narrow gravel road is an experience on its... Full review
Source: The Remarkables
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by anonymous_user - Aug 5, 2005
I have been going to Las Lenas since 1993. It used to be a great place, with good snow and no lines. Unfortunately it has changed ownership, and as everything in Argentina,... Full review
Source: Las Lenas
5
by anonymous_user - Oct 1, 2005
Had several really good lessons with altitude ski school. its a British run company with mostly brit instructors who really know there stuff. Found some amazing snow up near the glacier late... Full review
Source: Verbier