Related Regions: France, Hautes-Alpes, Briançonnais, The Grand Serre Che, Southern Alps
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by acecurry888 - 8th September 2011
Pros: Lots of different and varied runs
Cons: expensive, not great for nordic skiing
Spend a week and a half in Serre Chevalier and the Alpine skiing was amazing. The XC tracks are a few minutes down the road and are particularly boring unle... Full review
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by jimyoung2001 - 13th January 2009
Pros: Massive area
Cons: Big crowds. really expensive
Serre Che is the 2nd largest ski resort in the world and is comprised of four main areas: Briancon, Chantemerle, Villeneuve and Monetier. If you are driving... Full review
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by anonymous_user - 13th December 2007
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Serre Chevalier is the most amazing place to snowboard, the off piste is fantastic especially after a dump, so many tree lined places to go when the vis is ... Full review
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by anonymous_user - 12th February 2007
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I've been to Serre Chevalier 3 times, once for a day and twice for a week. Every time, it's had the best snow for miles around, some alpine charm (all to... Full review
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by Griffin51 - 22nd January 2007
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Went to Serre Chevalier a few years back. Really enjoyed as it offers a large number of runs that cater for the intermediate. Advanced skiers will find the ... Full review
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by flimsy truck - 14th January 2007
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This was my First Ski Resort many years ago an everytime we return I fall in love with it again. Its French and friendly. Good facilities a lovely mix of st... Full review
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