I'm going to be in Borovets from 6th to 10th Jan with some Bulgarian friends. I've just realised that they are novices, so they won't be skiing with me. In the event that there's enough snow, is there anyone or any group out there willing to show me the way down the big slopey thing?
I'm a relatively normal bloke. Very happy on skis - although my experience has all been on dry slopes in the UK. I've booked a full ski package which included lessons, which hopefully my ...
Hi,
I'm going to be in Borovets from 6th to 10th Jan with some Bulgarian friends. I've just realised that they are novices, so they won't be skiing with me. In the event that there's enough snow, is there anyone or any group out there willing to show me the way down the big slopey thing?
I'm a relatively normal bloke. Very happy on skis - although my experience has all been on dry slopes in the UK. I've booked a full ski package which included lessons, which hopefully my friends will make use of.
However, I assume you're talking about being split into groups during the lessons. In fact, I had planned to donate my lessons to one of my Bulgarian friends who needs a bit of persuasion to actually try skiing.
I guess I could just go on the lesson and hope there's a group of people at my level. To be honest though, I'd prefer to just have a group to whizz down the mountain with - fun and safety in numbers and all that.
me and my bro are going 6th jan boarding though, looking at the report only 2 runs are open at the mo which are relatively simple markujik 1 and 0. They are right at th top of the gondola so you cant get lost but you are welcome to join us if you like
hi mr d we have a large party arriving on the8th from scotland falling down in the morning is a common complaint till bar opens welcome to have a day out with us we are begginers to advanced skyers
tommy