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| Mont-Tremblant | Skiing Alone Posted: Wed November 23, 2005 07:56 PM UTC
We're skiing with our 22 year old son, who doesn't want to be held back by the oldies. He used the ski friends group at Lake Louise and had a great time being guided around the mountains. Does Tremblant have something similar?
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| Mont-Tremblant | RE: Skiing Alone Posted: Wed November 23, 2005 09:23 PM UTC
My Turn! :-D
It's not that I didn't want to spend time with my parents, it's just that i was a better skier than them!, oh and the one time i did try to go with my dad round the mountsin - he managed to over stretch his calf muscle! - now you can't blame me for that! I must admit i enjoyed myself alot with the Ski Friends at Lake Louise and made a few friends there. I have promised my mum that i'll spend at least an hour a day helping her improve her skiing. Gareth
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| Mont-Tremblant | RE: Skiing Alone Posted: Sun February 5, 2006 04:20 PM UTC
OK, I'll add my own reply. Yes, there is a ski-friends equivalent. They meet at 0930 and 1330 daily, in front of the piste maps at the top of the mountain, accessed by the gondola. You have to register at the ski school desk in La Grand Manitou, this is the cafe/shop etc, again at the top of the gondola.
Just had 2 weeks of great skiing. Lots of fresh snow and warm for the time of year. Lowest was about -8 for the whole period.
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