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Just in case you had been living under a very un-snowy rock and missed the fact that there is a great abundance of snow in the mountains of Europe right now… Here is a little snap shot round up for you correct as of December 18th 2017. If this gets you excited don’t forget we can find you some amazing accommodation so just get in touch!
La Plagne, France – 270cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Val Thorens, France – 260cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
La Rosiere, France – 220cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Les Arcs, France – 205cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Alpe d’Huez, France – 190cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Val d’isere, France – 190cm at the summit with the last snow on December 15th
Tignes, France – 190cm at the summit with the last snow on December 15th
St Anton am Arlberg, Austria – 180cm at the summit with the last snow December 18th
Meribel, France – 180cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Morzine, France – 155cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Samoens, France – 150cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Les Carroz, France – 140cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Avoriaz, France – 140cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
La Tania, France – 130cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Courchevel, France – 130cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Les Gets, France – 130cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Chamonix, France – 120cm at the summit with the last snow December 18th
Gerlos, Austria – 120cm at the summit with the last snow December 14th
Kitzbuhel, Austria – 85cm at the summit with the last snow December 15th
Les Deux Alpes, France – 90cm at the summit with the last snow on December 18th
Soldeu, Andorra – 60cm at the top of the slopes with the last snow on December 12th
Val Gardena, Italy – 50cm at the summit with the last snow on December 12th – next due on December 18th
Bansko, Bulgaria – 40cm at the summit with the last snow on November 29th – next due December 18th
So as you can see, there is plenty of snow! Just get in contact with our ChaletFinder consultants and let us help you find the perfect place to stay for your winter holiday!
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