Snowboarding Europe Nov

[Jay.]

Simple one. Best places in europe to snowboard in late Nov for, hopefully, just above complete beginners. Prefer young scene, nightlife would be a big added bonus. Cost not a major worry.

Ty ty!

[adsman]

Most resorts in Europe open in early December, and then only with snow permitting, so I'm not sure where you can do this.

[Jay.]

Dam. OK, what about if we went jan.

[skier_5]

Since this thread is started I don't really want to start my own, but I'm looking for a place to spend the winter.

I'm a fairly advanced skier so I'm looking for that kind of terrain/runs. Though, I've never done any back country skiing either. I love skiing powder and that's a #1 priority, however a park would be nice as well. Also, a solid nightlife is pretty essential as well. Ski in/ski out accommodation a plus.

In Europe obv. Any suggestions? Money isn't too much of an issue, but I imagine that things can get expensive fast so I won't say no issue.

[BigPoppa]

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Since this thread is started I don't really want to start my own, but I'm looking for a place to spend the winter.

I'm a fairly advanced skier so I'm looking for that kind of terrain/runs. Though, I've never done any back country skiing either. I love skiing powder and that's a #1 priority, however a park would be nice as well. Also, a solid nightlife is pretty essential as well. Ski in/ski out accommodation a plus.

In Europe obv. Any suggestions? Money isn't too much of an issue, but I imagine that things can get expensive fast so I won't say no issue.

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Are you from the EU?
If not, you'll have visa problems if you stay more than 3 months.

[Kneel B4 Zod]

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Since this thread is started I don't really want to start my own, but I'm looking for a place to spend the winter.

I'm a fairly advanced skier so I'm looking for that kind of terrain/runs. Though, I've never done any back country skiing either. I love skiing powder and that's a #1 priority, however a park would be nice as well. Also, a solid nightlife is pretty essential as well. Ski in/ski out accommodation a plus.

In Europe obv. Any suggestions? Money isn't too much of an issue, but I imagine that things can get expensive fast so I won't say no issue.

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if you love skiing powder, then stay in North America. Utah if you don't care about nightlife, Tahoe area if you want nightlife + sick parks.

annual snowfall:

Val d'Isère: 390 inches
Chamonix: 264
Verbier: 331
Cortina: 300

Squaw Valley: 450
Alta: 500

also keep in mind that the Euro resorts are going to be about 40% more expensive just b/c of the Euro

[skier_5]

I'm from canada, but I have an EU passport.

I can't go to NA because:
States - not 21
Canada - Taxes (I'm aiming to be a non resident)