Bulgaria Ski discussion board

Was in Briancon this year and had a day in les Deux Alpes - its busy with beginners but has a huge range of pistes and things like 8 man high speed lifts that turn a 200 metre queue into a 5 minute wait. La Grave is also just over the mountain for very good skiers so it really does have everything. Food was a bit pricey - we paid 14 euro for a deeply unspectacular cheeseburger and I would take a packed lunch as all the French do (including a bottle of red, the stereotypes). Would definitely consider a package tour there - the highest skiing is 3600 metres so the snow was exceptional, even if breathing was a bit hard. A hire car for a few days is a good idea as there are loads of resorts within 40 mins drive.

just came back from boro at the weekend, my first time there to be honest you get what you pay for some people say it's cheap some say it's expensive, there wasn't much snow/slush but did have a good time dispite this, but if you compare it to sunshine and lake lousie in canada where i was in jan for 2 weeks where the lift pass comes in at around £450 (for 2 weeks) but with this you get excellent service, 3 resorts to ski and excellent lifts( they even slow them down if you ask at the bottom and top) no drag lifts that give you whiplash, it's the best scenery ever and your guaranteed the best quality snow, yeh it costs more than your average holiday but well worth every penny.