Alpe d'Huez Kar Tahmini

Some interesting reviews below. I’ve been skiing for 45 years. I’ve owned for about the last 12 and skied there extensively. Clearly, seasons do vary in terms of snow quality. Many of the comments below don’t seem to appreciate this. The skiing is good. I would not say excellent. There is certainly a wide range for all levels if you really want some more challenging and exciting skiing. Well worth hiring a guide who will take you over the back of Pic Blanc off-piste. This powderbowl rivals any I’ve skied in. The runs to results are ideal for beginners; moguls clearly only appear when there’s been a lot of skiing and not fresh snow so the Surrender is full of moguls when conditions allow this. Some of the best off-piste is down towards Vaujany area. Try Obar and Indianna in the old village; both are slightly less full. The restaurant next to Obar is, in my opinion, the best in the resort. Very different feel to Val d'Isere: far fewer English teenagers throwing up and demanding kebabs! Good family resort. Probably not the liveliest at night time that you can go to. People should also take advantage of the ski pass; covering letter does Alpes.