New favourite thing, yes! I love the peace & wind when riding up the ski lift.EddieH wrote:This isn't likely to be of much use to you as I'm only moving over at the start of March but I'm very keen to get some ski trips in once I move over (for 2 years +) so would love to hear about any future trips.
Like yourself, I'm no expert but it's my new favourite thing so I'm determined not to miss out on it just because I move to Singapore! I nearly moved to Geneva instead just for the ski...
Unfortunately, there doesn't appear be anywhere close at all for a 'short trip'; I think you're looking at a minimum 6/7 hour flight.
Nope, not a problem at all. I'm no expert myself.rw81 wrote:I'd really like to try skiing or snowboarding, but have never done either before so I'd definitely need some lessons. If that's not a problem I'd be keen to join you.
Yeah I think I'll be too busy getting myself set up in new job/accommodation to go skiing in March unfortunately. Plus, I'm getting two weeks in Austria this month before I arrive; don't want to be too greedy!Peruvia wrote:New favourite thing, yes! I love the peace & wind when riding up the ski lift.EddieH wrote:This isn't likely to be of much use to you as I'm only moving over at the start of March but I'm very keen to get some ski trips in once I move over (for 2 years +) so would love to hear about any future trips.
Like yourself, I'm no expert but it's my new favourite thing so I'm determined not to miss out on it just because I move to Singapore! I nearly moved to Geneva instead just for the ski...
Unfortunately, there doesn't appear be anywhere close at all for a 'short trip'; I think you're looking at a minimum 6/7 hour flight.
Haha 6-7 Hours is decently 'short' enough to me, to get us somewhere with a totally different climate!
Well we could still head to Hokkaido in March, they've got longer winters so the snow will just be finishing up March.
But i guess you'll be busy settling down & all once you arrive here, hopefully we can work out 1 trip to Melbourne in June/ July!
NZ, Australia.. I don't really care. As long as we get the trip materialized!EddieH wrote:Yeah I think I'll be too busy getting myself set up in new job/accommodation to go skiing in March unfortunately. Plus, I'm getting two weeks in Austria this month before I arrive; don't want to be too greedy!Peruvia wrote:New favourite thing, yes! I love the peace & wind when riding up the ski lift.EddieH wrote:This isn't likely to be of much use to you as I'm only moving over at the start of March but I'm very keen to get some ski trips in once I move over (for 2 years +) so would love to hear about any future trips.
Like yourself, I'm no expert but it's my new favourite thing so I'm determined not to miss out on it just because I move to Singapore! I nearly moved to Geneva instead just for the ski...
Unfortunately, there doesn't appear be anywhere close at all for a 'short trip'; I think you're looking at a minimum 6/7 hour flight.
Haha 6-7 Hours is decently 'short' enough to me, to get us somewhere with a totally different climate!
Well we could still head to Hokkaido in March, they've got longer winters so the snow will just be finishing up March.
But i guess you'll be busy settling down & all once you arrive here, hopefully we can work out 1 trip to Melbourne in June/ July!
Could always look into a July trip like you mention. From what I've heard from some Aussie mates, though, Australian skiing isn't up to much at and wouldn't be worth the long, expensive trip just for ski. I think NZ would be a must.
NZ sounds cool like Eddie's suggested. I'm in.welda wrote:Just got back from Hakuba a few weeks back, the snow was amazing.
I'm up for a trip to New Zealand in July or August. I spent a season in Thredbo Australia and can tell you it is good when there is a lot of snow, but pretty average most of the time. The cost of getting down there and all the extras just don't make it worthwhile.
PM me if you are thinking of NZ.
PMed you =)whiteprint wrote:Hi guys,
Not sure if this thread is still live..
I'm looking to head down to NZ to pick up snowboarding and hoping for travel buddies.
If you're interested, we'll have to head down after 18 July as that's the end of sch hols for the kids. At the moment, I'm thinking of a 1-2weeks trip, to Queenstown - either Ohau, Canterbury or Cardrona Alpine Resort, Wanaka - as these have better slopes for beginners.
PM me if you are keen!
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