Beginner skier

[leah_b]

Hello,

I'm planning my first ever ski trip for next month and I was hoping for a bit of advice.

Which ski resorts are good for beginners, with easy slopes and English-speaking instructors?

Is it cheaper to go all-inclusive or self-catering?

Do you get better deals with ski specific companies or comparators? I saw some interesting deals on this site: http://www.travelizer.co.uk/ski/france/ but don't know if it's a good/reliable site for ski deals.

All advice welcome! Thanks!

 

[marcski]

Happy Monday morning Spam bot!

 

[powhunter]

I would try Tuckerman Ravine..Nice easy pitch perfect for a beginner like yourself!

Steveo

 

[Cornhead]

I would try Tuckerman Ravine..Nice easy pitch perfect for a beginner like yourself!

Steveo

Bwah, ha, ha... bring your snow tube, some enjoy that there too.

 

[witch hobble]

Is this ronaiah tuiassosopo?

 

[snowmonster]

I agree on Tucks. They have a learning center on the Lower Snowfields. However, I don't think any of their instructors speak English.

 

[BenedictGomez]

Folks, this is not a legitimate poster asking a serious question.

 

[wa-loaf]

Folks, this is not a legitimate poster asking a serious question.

Did you think the responses indicated anyone thought this was a serious post?

 

[gmcunni]

i'd recommend a seasonal rental, as a beginner you don't want to invest in purchasing skis until you are better. also make sure you get a helmet.

 

[Nick]

I would start by waterskiing.

 

[jude1]

Even after skiing for 3 years I am still a beginner!! like Gunstock, family mountain and nce trails for everyone

 

[from_the_NEK]

Go here to find excellent beginner terrain:
63.067795 N
-151.014344 W

 

[SIKSKIER]

Cannons front 5(can I say that?) or maybe Castlerock at Sugarbush would be a good training ground.