Zermatt is hard to beat. Iconic location, lots of terrain, and you have both Italy and Swiss sides to enjoy

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Sep 18, 2024
6:33:27am

Greg Kite's 'stache All-American

Zermatt is hard to beat. Iconic location, lots of terrain, and you have both Italy and Swiss sides to enjoy

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Where's the best place to ski in Europe?

JoeDagat

Sep 18, 6:23am

Zermatt is hard to beat. Iconic location, lots of terrain, and you have both Italy and Swiss sides to enjoy

Greg Kite's 'stache

Sep 18, 6:33am

Beautiful - just don't expect fun steep terrain. Made Sundance feel extreme.

johnnybyu

Sep 18, 8:08am

You could ski Cortina d'Ampezzo before the Olympics are there

Sep 18, 6:59am

RE: You could ski Cortina d'Ampezzo before the Olympics are there

JoeDagat

Sep 18, 7:48am

I've skied Garmisch. It was okay. In Germany/Austria/Northern Italy I'd much

Florida Man

Sep 18, 7:07am

RE: I've skied Garmisch. It was okay. In Germany/Austria/Northern Italy I'd much

JoeDagat

Sep 18, 7:45am

Val d’Isère if you’re an advanced skier

DOdoubleG

Sep 18, 7:13am

St Anton and Verbier were very nice.

Sep 18, 7:15am

The best part is no matter where you pic it is insanely cheaper than in the US

crimedog

Sep 18, 7:34am

Only been once, to Stubai Glacier. I thought it was awesome.

Sep 18, 8:32am

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