It depends on your actual level of beginner? It’s a far distance to ski, so for some it can be too much, you also need to be comfortable using a “poma lift” and it’s quite a long one. If you’re staying at Club Med, chat with the EFS desk (French ski school) and usually they will assess you based on your level and take groups on mountain adventures based on the skill levels. I personally did not find it difficult and they were easy runs for me, but it does depend upon your own skill level. Some beginners would struggle. Hopefully that makes sense? Thanks for watching!
It really depends on the year (amounts of snowfall can differ from year to year) but I was advised that January through March is typically the best times to visit La Rosiere.
We are considering a Club Med trip - last winter our trip to Whistler was a total rain out. We like to meet other people. If you aren't in a group - is is fairly easy to meet people on one of these trips?
Hi there! Yes, you can certainly meet others in your ski groups (they do make sure that English speaking guests have English speaking ski guides and groups) and there’s opportunities to meet others in other activities that the resort hosts. I used to always have a pass to Whistler (didn’t have one last year and didn’t buy one for this coming seasons). I was really impressed with skiing the Alps! This year I’ll be skiing in Japan.
Wow - great skiing and wonderful Drone footage!
Thanks so much! Glad to hear you enjoyed watching 😊
Wow so beautiful!! Incredible scenery!!
It really was!
Me and my family are going there in February, so exited!
Amazing! I hope you and your family have a great time!
In your opinion, would skiers at a more beginner level manage with the slopes leading to Italy?
It depends on your actual level of beginner? It’s a far distance to ski, so for some it can be too much, you also need to be comfortable using a “poma lift” and it’s quite a long one. If you’re staying at Club Med, chat with the EFS desk (French ski school) and usually they will assess you based on your level and take groups on mountain adventures based on the skill levels. I personally did not find it difficult and they were easy runs for me, but it does depend upon your own skill level. Some beginners would struggle. Hopefully that makes sense? Thanks for watching!
whats months are the best to enjoy the snow and all snow activities?
It really depends on the year (amounts of snowfall can differ from year to year) but I was advised that January through March is typically the best times to visit La Rosiere.
We are considering a Club Med trip - last winter our trip to Whistler was a total rain out. We like to meet other people. If you aren't in a group - is is fairly easy to meet people on one of these trips?
Hi there! Yes, you can certainly meet others in your ski groups (they do make sure that English speaking guests have English speaking ski guides and groups) and there’s opportunities to meet others in other activities that the resort hosts. I used to always have a pass to Whistler (didn’t have one last year and didn’t buy one for this coming seasons). I was really impressed with skiing the Alps! This year I’ll be skiing in Japan.
@@WanderlustJourney I hope you have an awesome trip!