A Snowsport holiday is fantastic; great food, great views, and great fun. It’s something everyone should experience at least once in their lifetime. However, there are a lot of myths and half-truths surrounding what a winter holiday is, and we’re here to get those Ski Holiday Myths Busted!
Some ski resorts resonate with British skiers so powerfully that even non-skiers know them; Meribel is one of them. With its traditional low-lying architecture that blends into the surrounding mountains, its many pubs, and restaurants that are full of fun, beautiful people.
You have been dreaming of the snowy peaks, the endless slopes, indulgent food and the well-deserved drink! You know what this means…those longed after flights you booked to Geneva 6 months ago are in the reachable distance and check- in is now open for your 3 days in Meribel
At SnowLimits Ski School we have been lucky to have some amazing children in our February half term ski lessons. So many pictures, videos, and memories, here are just a few.
How to Ski Powder Snow
It’s dumped all night, the holy grail of skiing has arrived- A powder day. So many of us live for this moment the feeling of our skis weightless floating in a powdery bliss!We’ve all seen the videos of godlike skiers flying through the trees up to their waists and we want some of that!!! For many though the first forays into the deep stuff can be a daunting prospect with some giving up altogether. They will hear and read a million different things to help them there are as many articles as snowflakes in the sky. A question that crops up time and again is how to ski powder snow
