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With family ski breaks more popular than ever, getting your child suitably attired and keeping them warm are key challenges. After that, it’s downhill all the way
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Thinking of booking a ski holiday in France? You certainly will be after reading our top 10 reasons to spend your winter break at a French resort. Cheap flights, English speaking instructors, thermal spas and fondue are just the tip of the iceberg.
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While the Alps tend to grab the ski headlines, there's a new kid in town. The Pyrénées offer a great value alternative with modernised facilities, unspoilt villages and stunning scenery.
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Whether or not you’ve had some practise on a dry slope, a ski resort in France can still prove daunting to the uninitiated. So before we bid you bon voyage, read our guide to runs and lifts, ski hire and schools to help prepare you for your first ski holiday in France.
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The Ski 2 Freedom Foundation (a non-profit organization) works in partnership with French ski schools and ski resorts to help make ski and alpine holidays a reality for children and adults who need that little extra help...
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Peak Retreats is a friendly, independent tour operator which gives British skiers the opportunity to experience skiing in France the French way.
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France offers a choice of purpose-built or natural resorts depending on how you wish to spend your time après ski, both catered and self-catering chalet accommodation to suit all budgets and child-friendly fun should you be looking for it.
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With the arrival of the first snowfalls, a flurry of activity overtakes the mountains. Everyone’s attention is focussed on the snow sports for which many variations are added to the list each year. Here's our pick of those you should definitely try while holidaying in the Alps or Pyrénées...
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In 2007, Christian Lawler went on his first ski holiday in France. Now, he spends at least seven days each year at a French ski resort and has even invested in a few pieces of equipment. Here, Christian tells FrenchEntrée about his experience.
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An environment praised for its slippery surfaces carries an increased risk of injury for holidaymakers. Make sure you have all bases covered when you set off on a ski break in France, including adequate travel insurance and safety equipment.
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Ski bunnies are spoiled for choice when it comes to travel options, as the mountainous regions of France are well served by planes and trains. Taking the channel tunnel or ferry in your car or hiring a vehicle on your arrival offer yet more possibilities.
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An apartment in a habitable state, within easy reach of a famous French ski resort can be yours for less than £100,000. In fact, there’s plenty of choice at the moment, as we show you here with our round-up of some of the best buys on the market.
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For many of us, skiing has become an annual treat. It is one of the most popular types of holiday and at this time of year, it seems our thoughts turn to the sun-kissed glamour of the French ski resorts – and away from the depressing drizzle of the British winter.
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This low key ski resort in the Midi-Pyrénées is also a historic spa village. We arrived in the pretty (snowless) centre, having pre-arranged a flat during the three hour drive down there. It couldn’t have been easier...
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Skiing in the Aveyron

A vast volcanic plateau situated in the north of the Aveyron departement, Aubrac boasts a domaine for cross-country skiing and downhill skiing in the resorts of Brameloup, Nasbinals, Aubrac, Saint-Urcize and Laguiole.
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