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Avoriaz Review

Rating: ★★★★ 8,1 out of 10 “Avoriaz is ski resort situated on French-Swiss border. It is part of Portes du Soleil domain. The resort is best suited for beginners and families. Lack of expert slopes is evident. There is big number of linking runs or flat parts where you will have to walk or take off your […]

Kitzbuhel Review

Rating: ★★★★★ 9,0 out of 10 “Kitzbuhel, also known as Kitz, is one of the most famous ski resorts in Austria and Europe, mainly thanks to its world renowned, notoriously dangerous WC downhill run called Der Streif. But there is much more to it. The beautiful medieval city centre is full of designer shops and posh hotels. […]

SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser Brixental Review

Rating: ★★★★ 8.9 out of 10 “SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser Brixental is one of the largest interconnected domains in Austria. Nine villages joined their forces and created this winter sports paradise. It is best suited for beginners and intermediate skiers. Snow grooming is great. Views are spectacular. Unfortunately the domain lies pretty low, thus snow quality is not […]

Krvavec Review

 Rating: ★★★ 6.5 out of 10 “Krvavec is a small resort only 25 km (30-35 minutes away by car) from Slovenian capital, Ljubljana. It is best suited for beginners but it can keep better skiers occupied for 2 or 3 days. Views are spectacular since there is a sprawling plain around the mountain. Snow reliability  is good […]

Nassfeld Review

Rating: ★★★★ 8 out of 10 “Nassfeld is the best resort in Carinthia (south eastern province of Austria) and one of my favourite in the whole country. Lower intermediate skiers will enjoy perfectly groomed slopes the most. Pistes are diverse. There is lots of sun during the winter months. Nassfeld is mainly visited by guests from Austria, […]

Val Cenis Review

Rating: ★★★★ 7.5 out of 10 “Val Cenis is the biggest and the best resort in Eski-Mo domain. It is situated on the French-Italian border. Val Cenis is quiet, slopes are not crowded and it is best suited for beginners. Expert skiers might get bored after several days but they can always explore other resorts in […]