Hello everyone.
My family only has some free time in summer and we all love skiing. So, can you recommend a stunning place for skiing during summer time?
Thank you for taking the time.
Skiing in summer
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Re: Skiing in summer
In which part of the world?
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Re: Skiing in summer
Great Sand Dunes National Park
I’ve heard of locals taking their old track skis…
I’ve heard of locals taking their old track skis…
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Re: Skiing in summer
The easy solution is to vacation in the opposite hemisphere. The flights can cost a lot but wintertime in most places, other than big ski resorts, is usually low/mid season.DewittCash wrote: ↑Sat Sep 03, 2022 10:27 amHello everyone.
My family only has some free time in summer and we all love skiing. So, can you recommend a stunning place for skiing during summer time?
If you live in North America or Europe, New Zealand has great downhill. And the exchange rates are favourable. It’s not so great for cross country (the sport isn’t popular and there are very few places that cater to it on the South Island).
Australia is out, even if it is kind of cool to ski among leafy trees (gums don’t shed their leaves in the winter) and kangaroos at Mount Kosciuszko. Not too many XC trails…. Those that do exist are on the shaded side of valleys (very little snow in other areas due to temperature and sun intensity). High prices… not as favourable exchange rates as NZ.
That leaves Chile… which I’ve never been to, so can’t offer anything on that.
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Re: Skiing in summer
Bariloche Argentina.
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Re: Skiing in summer
There are multiple ski resorts here in Europe where you can ski in the summer. Tignes, Zermatt, Soelden, etc.