Le Corbier reviews

The pistes are maintained well and the runs are varied. All the runs on the Le Corbier section of the area return to a bowl in front of the main apartment blocks bars and restaurants. My criticism is that with 5 runs converging on to the main novice area it can be disconcerting for beginners with boarders and skiers whizzing around you. There is a lot of off-piste skiing when the top of the mountain is accessible. Due to the heavy snow it was closed for three days due to avalanche risks. The boarders then are in abundance on Le Corbier runs. The pistes are not very well marked and it takes a few days to work out where to go on the mountain. There is not a lot going on apart from the skiing a

Luckily most slopes in the Seybelles region run easily onto off-piste, meaning that you can have a run which is the same steepness as the piste but with better snow back into the resort - this definitely deteriorated later in the week though. All in all the skiing was great; los to explore with really fun long runs. Expert skiiers may find it less interesting, although the off-piste skiing was fantastic - really wide runs, often with moguls to give you a challenge. Lots of blue runs, a long blue into one of the villages, and Toussuire has a variety of runs to keep you busy for a day - check out Snack Bar whilst you\'re there - great food. Great long blue run from top of Corbier (turn left) b