http://www.serrechevalier.org/2010/02/03/oh-what-a-glorious-feeling/ Serre Chevalier France Thu, 29 Jul 2010 18:56:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://www.serrechevalier.org/2010/02/03/oh-what-a-glorious-feeling/#comment-84363 Fergus Rainbow Wed, 03 Feb 2010 16:27:12 +0000 http://www.serrechevalier.org/?p=784#comment-84363 Best time really. School hols end, the posh French turn up for the two weeks after that and then the world forgets us, brilliant. At that time there is usually pretty strong Sun so the last run of the day can be a little slushy at the bottom. The Braincon end will almost certainly be rubbish after lunch, Monetier keeps the snow later as it's norh facing - people always forget the variety of runs under the Pre Chabert lift. Having said that I think the season is getting later a little bit each year, so very likely to see fresh powder rught up to the end on April 24th. Best time really. School hols end, the posh French turn up for the two weeks after that and then the world forgets us, brilliant.
At that time there is usually pretty strong Sun so the last run of the day can be a little slushy at the bottom.
The Braincon end will almost certainly be rubbish after lunch, Monetier keeps the snow later as it’s norh facing – people always forget the variety of runs under the Pre Chabert lift.
Having said that I think the season is getting later a little bit each year, so very likely to see fresh powder rught up to the end on April 24th.

]]> http://www.serrechevalier.org/2010/02/03/oh-what-a-glorious-feeling/#comment-84362 Jess Wed, 03 Feb 2010 15:28:07 +0000 http://www.serrechevalier.org/?p=784#comment-84362 hi - coming to serre chevalier on the 20th march for a week. like the sound of there being no kids around by that time! do you know what the snow is generally like at the end of march? hi – coming to serre chevalier on the 20th march for a week. like the sound of there being no kids around by that time!
do you know what the snow is generally like at the end of march?

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