 Posted 08/01/2007 19:24:02
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Hi My first post! I think i am the first poster of all! I am looking to go skiing in Obergurgl this year, i have had recommendations from friends that its great for the amateur and for the night life? Anyone have any suggestions or past experiences for hotels to stay at. Regards
Ant
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Posted 10/01/2007 13:24:52
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yes i have been there a few times Obergurgl is a good place to learn to ski, and offers skiing for more advanced skiers. Obergurgl is one of the highest resorts in austria and is linked to Hochgurgl so good snow during the season is always certain. i have stayed in a few hotels there, what is your budget?
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Posted 15/01/2007 09:35:32
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Hey Piste Basher, My budget is about £400 per person and i want bed and breakfast (cant ski on an empty stomach). I am also travelling with a couple of beginners, do you have any recommendations on ski schools? Regards
Ant
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Posted 21/01/2007 14:32:40
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Hi Sorry for not replying sooner myself and josh are definietly going to Obergurgl now, How long are flight times and which is the best airport for arrival, i have read Innsbruck would be the best? Regards
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Posted 01/05/2007 13:31:20
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Posted 06/05/2007 14:17:45
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Hi, Anthony - stumbled across this site. We are from Australia and heading to Europe in 2008. We are Intermediate minus. I think the runs are red or blue? Would you be so kind as to let me know a few general things. 1. What sort of costs for accomodation in Austria? 2. About How much to hire equipment -already got ski cloths. 3. Any recomendations for Austria, Italy, Switz, France? 4. Heard of Schlagming in Austria? 5. How soon should I book accomodation - when is too late. Thanks in advance
Magoo
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