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Best resort to bum around in?

WillyWonka · 2008-12-05 17:15:29

depending on snow I'm considering jumping on a plane and going snowboarding for a few days, possibly on my own. I'm thinking a mainly english speaking resort would make interacting easier, which kinda suggests Austria Any suggestions? Willy

05-12-2008 5:15pm

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WillyWonka

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depending on snow I'm considering jumping on a plane and going snowboarding for a few days, possibly on my own.

I'm thinking a mainly english speaking resort would make interacting easier, which kinda suggests Austria

Any suggestions?

Willy

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#2 05-12-2008 10:09pm

EileenG

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All the Swiss resorts speak English, and Verbier is famous for ski bumming. My sister doesn't speak any languages, but she had a ball in Cervina. Val d'Isere/Tignes have loads of English, but you might be better trying St Foy, which is smaller but has loads of great off-piste.

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#3 05-12-2008 10:37pm

paulharte

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from working in verbier last year I can safely say that it is pretty much an english town! Not speaking french is certainly not a problem

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