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Group Tuition
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Individual
tuition Stuart Adamson
Mel Mallen |
Pic Blanc |
Masterclass in Alpe d'Huez - WHERE we Ski We
work in Alpe d’Huez because we believe that it offers the best teaching
terrain anywhere in the world, both for skiing and boarding. Whatever your
standard - from the gentle green bowl at the foot of the mountain to bumps
on Signal or a little powder on Saracen (weather permitting) all can be
accessed within minutes allowing you to maximise your time in the lesson
and not on the lifts.
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Evening skiing on Signal hill |
Snow cannons |
Alpe d’Huez also boasts some of the
most stunning and widespread skiing in the Alps, from trips to alpine villages for a
hearty lunch to the 16 km Sarenne black run starting from Pic Blanc at 3300 metres. With a good
snow record and generally good weather what better place for a ski holiday.
During
2004 the Marmotte lift system was extended to the Glacier de Sarenne at
3060 metres, allowing access to very high blue & red runs on the
Glacier, with the option of either descending
the Marmotte lift, or skiing the Sarenne 16km black run. During 2005
the number of snow cannons have been significantly increased, especially
down to Villard Reculas.
Alpe d'Huez is served by 4 airports
and 45 minutes from mainline services at Grenoble. It even has its own small
airport. |
Pic Blanc & Alpe d'Huez |
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main blue runs
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Alpe d'Huez has 117 marked
pistes comprising 40 Greens, 31 Blues, 30 Reds & 15 Blacks, all
served by 87 ski lifts,
700 snow cannons & 26 snowmobiles.
There are 20
plus sunny & warm cosy mountain restaurants on the ski slopes for
lunch, a glass of hot wine or beer, and the occasional Genepy, etc.
Later in the season the Marmottes come out from hibernation and can
sometimes be seen on newly exposed slopes.
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Pic Blanc & Marmotte 3 |
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