Six best places to play in the World Skiing

Want to feel the sensation of skiing at the end of this year's holidays? Just try to visit some of the following countries which we have quoted from page dailymail.co.uk.
1. French

In this country there are places where the best skiing, such as Val d'Isere, Tignes, Grands Montets, Courchevel and Les Deux Alpes.
To Val d'Isere and Tignes to choose the best place in January 2011. While the snow conditions Les Deux Alpes has reached 30 percent and Courchevel not be used because of limited snow.
There was also Savoie, Meribel is a place to play ball saju for children. There they (the children) can make a doll ice or throwing snowballs made for herself.
2. Austria

Although never landslides, snow in Solden, Austria remains one of the ski game which many people liked. While Nassfeld in Carinthia experienced high storm around 30cm.
3. Switzerland

Arena skiing in Zermatt, Switzerland has a thickness of about 70-173cm of snow, which means it can be used from the Gornergrat rode up to the Rothorn. But unfortunately, you still have a ban skiing down to the bottom of the valley due to unfavorable weather conditions.
There are also other places in Parsenn and Jakobshorn, Davos snow which has a thickness of about 28cm-103cm.

4. Italy

One of the best ski resorts in Italy are the Dolomites. In recent weeks this place dihujaini usual ice snow fell.
In addition Italy also has a Madonna (45cm-145cm thick) located di Campiglio and San Cassiano (50cm up to 130cm thick).
5. Pyrenees 

Pyrenees are a mountainous region in southwestern Europe, located on the border between France and Spain.
The best place for skiing in the Pyrenees is Andorra and the Spanish resort, Formigal which has a thickness of 25 cm to 75cm of snow.
6. North America 

Some ski resorts in the region are located in Breckenridge (100cm thick), Vail (60cm), Snowbird (147cm), Jackson Hole (119cm) and Whistler (46cm) in Canada.
The thickness of snow in Europe and North America are in a good position and is promising for the Christmas holidays and New Year 2011. For more details, please visit welove2ski.com.