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ski rd in bansko
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 09-21-04 20:25ski rd in bansko
oh and whats this i hear about a 16 km ski road?? u can actuly ski 16 km????
re: ski rd in bansko
Ah Tom again,
I believe it's 14km (who's counting) and it runs from the top to the village - snow depending of course. Apparantley it's a fairly sedate way to finish your day, though the last 1km is a bit flat and may require a little push - best not be a boarder eh!! Several flat bits in Pamp too ( my one and only critisium from last year) but to be honest, will probably spend more time up on the mountain and will use this run just at the end of the day. There is always the gondela ...
I believe it's 14km (who's counting) and it runs from the top to the village - snow depending of course. Apparantley it's a fairly sedate way to finish your day, though the last 1km is a bit flat and may require a little push - best not be a boarder eh!! Several flat bits in Pamp too ( my one and only critisium from last year) but to be honest, will probably spend more time up on the mountain and will use this run just at the end of the day. There is always the gondela ...
Ah Tom again,
I believe it's 14km (who's counting) and it runs from the top to the village - snow depending of course. Apparantley it's a fairly sedate way to finish your day, though the last 1km is a bit flat and may require a little push - best not be a boarder eh!! Several flat bits in Pamp too ( my one and only critisium from last year) but to be honest, will probably spend more time up on the mountain and will use this run just at the end of the day. There is always the gondela if you don't fancy it!!
Got this info from people that live in Bansko - we are renting the catered chalet they have for the week.
IMT
I believe it's 14km (who's counting) and it runs from the top to the village - snow depending of course. Apparantley it's a fairly sedate way to finish your day, though the last 1km is a bit flat and may require a little push - best not be a boarder eh!! Several flat bits in Pamp too ( my one and only critisium from last year) but to be honest, will probably spend more time up on the mountain and will use this run just at the end of the day. There is always the gondela if you don't fancy it!!
Got this info from people that live in Bansko - we are renting the catered chalet they have for the week.
IMT
re: ski rd in bansko
thanks, it cant be that steep if cars go up and down it!! but ur right it, it will be a good end to the day!! do u know anything about the ski runs in bansko? are they long? i dont want to be stuck on a lift the whole time!!????re: ski rd in bansko
thanks, it cant be that steep if cars go up and down it!! but ur right it, it will be a good end to the day!! do u know anything about the ski runs in bansko? are they long? i dont want to be stuck on a lift the whole time!!????re: ski rd in bansko
Will try to answer both your questions... 
As far as I know the left side of the mountain is fairly easy going - blues, greens etc, and the right side has some seriously tough stuff - a run named after Alberto Tomba being a severe test I've been told!! (Will try it in January and let you know) Also, snow dependant of course, loads of off piste to explore. Cann't wait.
Also been told the queues are pretty minimal most of the time (except half term I guess) so no problems.
All ...
As far as I know the left side of the mountain is fairly easy going - blues, greens etc, and the right side has some seriously tough stuff - a run named after Alberto Tomba being a severe test I've been told!! (Will try it in January and let you know) Also, snow dependant of course, loads of off piste to explore. Cann't wait.
Also been told the queues are pretty minimal most of the time (except half term I guess) so no problems.
All ...
Will try to answer both your questions...
As far as I know the left side of the mountain is fairly easy going - blues, greens etc, and the right side has some seriously tough stuff - a run named after Alberto Tomba being a severe test I've been told!! (Will try it in January and let you know) Also, snow dependant of course, loads of off piste to explore. Cann't wait.
Also been told the queues are pretty minimal most of the time (except half term I guess) so no problems.
All will depend on how experienced you are I think - when are you going?
IMT
As far as I know the left side of the mountain is fairly easy going - blues, greens etc, and the right side has some seriously tough stuff - a run named after Alberto Tomba being a severe test I've been told!! (Will try it in January and let you know) Also, snow dependant of course, loads of off piste to explore. Cann't wait.
Also been told the queues are pretty minimal most of the time (except half term I guess) so no problems.
All will depend on how experienced you are I think - when are you going?
IMT
ski roads
cool, im goin in feb half term. im a good skiier and been to places like whister livngno, baniff, lake louise and bettmeralp in switzerland! in canada the snow is so great, i got to the top of whistler one day to find knee deep powder!!! iv heard bansko can be quite icy?? what do u no about this?? got any good pic websites of bansko?? tom thanksre: ski rd in bansko
Do u have details of the catered chaletre: ski rd in bansko
Paul,Will email you direct with the details rather than advertise it on this free site.
IMT
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recieved them thanks alotre: ski rd in bansko
could you send me the details of your catered chalet too.....Thanks
