Bulgaria Ski discussion board

Providing the snow is good then Pamps would be OK for me for a few days. The runs are varied enough to keep you amused for a bit - plus its a good challenge to repeat a run over and over to try and improve and do it better or faster each time. The run is different everytime you do it.
I tend to find in the Alps that I am often just trying to cover the whole ski area and explore rather than work on my skiing.

If the snow is poor then your options are limited as we found last new year. We gave up on skiing and went shopping instead it was that bed

Perhaps another consideration is to decide what `experienced' is ??. Is it that you have visited many resorts in many countrys ?? or that your level of skiing is of an expert level ?? which could be attained from visiting one resort for years..
Totally agree with most points, a run can be skied a dozen differant ways, the conditions changing as the day passes. If there is the need to ski 200km a day (why would you ????) especially when all the runs are the same, then go to the altitude resorts, where i can assure you snow is not guaranteed... but if you want interesting, sometimes testing, quirky (love that) areas, with no limitations on where you can ski, climb, tour, then BG does offer... thats why im here

it all depends on what you want carole, as you probably know ten different people could all stand at the top of the same piste and look at it in completely different ways
then there would be another ten who wouldn't even dream of going down a piste and they would be looking at the terrain and conditions between the pistes and on the slopes on the next mountain where there arent even any lifts
id say no matter how good you are, bansko is more than worth visiting for a week, and anyone who disagrees cant call themselves a real skier or snowboarder