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Hintertux, Austria vs Saas Fee, Switzerland for Summer Skiing

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KrzyzZ
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I'm looking to plan a summer ski trip to either of the two areas in Europe in summer to rip some park in August. Any chance anyone knows which is a better deal and has better jumpline?
Apr 23 2017 7:47PM
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By better deal do you mean financially? If so, you can stop right there and note that Switzerland's day to day cost are going to pile up 10x faster than in Austria. If you are saying you are on a budget, just eating in Switzerland adds up fast.
Apr 24 2017 2:18AM
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ryhy87
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Worth checking out Les Deux Alpes for summer park too...if you haven't already
May 7 2017 2:42PM
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Joerga
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If you're looking for the cheapest place with the most stable conditions and a big jib park, you should visit our indoor place in Germany ;). Only thing we don't have is a big jump.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/834779/Top2Bottom---Snowpark-Bispingen
May 8 2017 6:11AM
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Mattgeraghty3
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ryhy87Worth checking out Les Deux Alpes for summer park too...if you haven't already


This is definitely a good shout sick summer set up and way cheaper than your other options
May 8 2017 6:31AM
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RicDeLorenzi
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It's few years I want to spend some days in Saas-Fee, but as a uni student I can't afford it. So, if you want to stay low budget I can suggest you Les Deux-Alpes. Park is pretty nice: jumps are pretty big and the jib line is pretty long. You have a lot to do in the afternoon and night life isn't that bad too
May 8 2017 11:57AM
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Kundera
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For jump line, i would say Hintertux more than Saas Fee, and way more than Les Deux Alpes. But people are right, L2A is a pretty cheap option. The only one open currently is Zermatt, and park seems sick af (but 70chf a day ......)
May 8 2017 1:35PM
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Kundera
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JoergaIf you're looking for the cheapest place with the most stable conditions and a big jib park, you should visit our indoor place in Germany ;). Only thing we don't have is a big jump.

https://www.newschoolers.com/videos/watch/834779/Top2Bottom---Snowpark-Bispingen


Holy Molly ! Where is it ? I come now !
May 8 2017 1:55PM
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Joerga
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LimonovHoly Molly ! Where is it ? I come now !


It's in the north of Germany near Hamburg. We have a big park there in the summer from the beginn of June till the end of September.

https://www.facebook.com/snow.park.bispingen
May 8 2017 2:20PM
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Kundera
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JoergaIt's in the north of Germany near Hamburg. We have a big park there in the summer from the beginn of June till the end of September.

https://www.facebook.com/snow.park.bispingen


A little bit too far from France, but it looks awesome. Landgraaf is a shorter way and it seems pretty sick too. I don't know about amneville, the only ski dome in France. Never skied indoor, price are more interesting than summer skiing in the Alpes ...
May 8 2017 4:30PM
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Joerga
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LimonovA little bit too far from France, but it looks awesome. Landgraaf is a shorter way and it seems pretty sick too. I don't know about amneville, the only ski dome in France. Never skied indoor, price are more interesting than summer skiing in the Alpes ...


Yep, unfurtonately a little bit far.

Landgraaf is probably the second best indoor place after Bispingen. As far as I know there isn't a park in Amneville.
May 9 2017 2:49AM
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ryhy87
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JoergaIt's in the north of Germany near Hamburg. We have a big park there in the summer from the beginn of June till the end of September.

https://www.facebook.com/snow.park.bispingen


Just been checking out the website - looks awesome. Did you say it's just open from early June until September? The website suggests it's open all year..? Maybe it's my german translation which is bad though haha.
May 9 2017 8:19AM
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Joerga
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ryhy87Just been checking out the website - looks awesome. Did you say it's just open from early June until September? The website suggests it's open all year..? Maybe it's my german translation which is bad though haha.


Actually it is open all year but I would only recommend it during the period from June to October because only then the big setup is available. During Winter there is only a small park with two beginner lines.
May 9 2017 9:20AM
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ryhy87
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JoergaActually it is open all year but I would only recommend it during the period from June to October because only then the big setup is available. During Winter there is only a small park with two beginner lines.


Thanks for the info. Are there usually still smaller beginner lines in the summer too? It would still be fun just with beginner lines if I went sometime before the big setup
May 11 2017 6:22PM
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Joerga
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ryhy87Thanks for the info. Are there usually still smaller beginner lines in the summer too? It would still be fun just with beginner lines if I went sometime before the big setup


Yes, we have at least one line with boxes and various other easy features like small tubes.
May 12 2017 2:14AM
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minihef
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Hintertux didn't have any park set up when I was there last summer. No jumps, no rails.
May 15 2017 2:33AM
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