Light rain reported from Leysin at 1356 metres elevation only 2 kms NE of Leysin but it is forecast cold enough for snow at higher elevations in the ski area から Leysin
49km 遠い Les Gets から
18 hour 前
Light rain reported from Sion at 339 metres elevation only 4 kms NNE of Haute Nendaz but it is forecast cold enough for snow at higher elevations in the ski area から Haute Nendaz
Light rain reported from Leysin at 1356 metres elevation only 2 kms NE of Leysin but it is forecast cold enough for snow at higher elevations in the ski area から Leysin
49km 遠い Les Gets から
18 hour 前
Light rain reported from Sion at 339 metres elevation only 4 kms NNE of Haute Nendaz but it is forecast cold enough for snow at higher elevations in the ski area から Haute Nendaz
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Great place for intermediates/beginners. 3 of us went at half term inc my 15 yr old son. We drove down to save on flight costs and self catered, brought 3 meals with us pre-prepared: all wine and beer, snacks etc, so made saving there as well. Took 14 hours but we stopped Friday night south of Dijon to sleep. Managed to get into Les Gets and on piste by 1pm on the Saturday. Stayed at the Perrriere end of the village to avoid crowds at Chavanne (half term); 2 min walk to lift, which was the best decision ever as we could get into the outback and ski fresh pisted runs in the morning before they got chopped up. It was a 15min walk to town but the bus goes every 15 mins and it was fine. Les Gets is a really nice place and we have been here 3 times now, 2 skiing and one summer. We have though outgrown it in terms of the skiing it offers and will be finding a higher resort for next year. But I would throughly recommend it and if you are looking for a ski holiday on a budget then look into driving; the whole week (6.5 days skiing) inc every single expense cost £3600 which at half term is unbelievable, and we still ate out at nice restaurants for 4 nights. We could have skied the Saturday as well but as the snow was not the best by then we decided to come home.
Great place for intermediates/beginners. 3 of us went at half term inc my 15 yr old son. We drove down to save on flight costs and self catered, brought 3 meals with us pre-prepared: all wine and beer, snacks etc, so made saving there as well. Took 14 hours but we stopped Friday night south of Dijon to sleep. Managed to get into Les Gets and on piste by 1pm on the Saturday. Stayed at the Perrriere end of the village to avoid crowds at Chavanne (half term); 2 min walk to lift, which was the best decision ever as we could get into the outback and ski fresh pisted runs in the morning before they got chopped up. It was a 15min walk to town but the bus goes every 15 mins and it was fine. Les Gets is a really nice place and we have been here 3 times now, 2 skiing and one summer. We have though outgrown it in terms of the skiing it offers and will be finding a higher resort for next year. But I would throughly recommend it and if you are looking for a ski holiday on a budget then look into driving; the whole week (6.5 days skiing) inc every single expense cost £3600 which at half term is unbelievable, and we still ate out at nice restaurants for 4 nights. We could have skied the Saturday as well but as the snow was not the best by then we decided to come home.