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If you're planning on jetting off on ski holidays to the Alps before the season draws to a close, you may be trying to decide where to go. The Alps cover a vast area spanning multiple countries and are famous for their fantastic skiing conditions. Indeed, you will find that ski resorts in the French Alps all have something to offer skiers of any ability - and choosing where to go may be largely influenced by personal preference, as well as any specific needs you have - such as the presence of lots of beginners' runs. France is also home to the Alps' tallest peak, Mont Blanc, which can be seen during skiing in the lovely resort of Chamonix. Chamonix is well known for its excellent facilities and caters to skiers of all abilities, making it perfect for groups with mixed skills. While there are plenty of different slopes to choose from in that regard, you will also find that there are lots of options when it comes to terrain. For example, there are wooded areas for those who like speeding through the trees, while there are plenty of off-piste and freerider areas, too. If apres-ski is one of your main desires, before you check the exchange rates and visit the bureau de change you may want to find out which resorts have the best apres-ski atmosphere. Les Deux Alps is well known for this, boasting a range of nightclubs and pubs guaranteed to pave the way for an excellent night out after a day carving up the snow. And it's also very easy to get around, with walking from one side of town to the other taking just 20 minutes. It also home to reliable snowfall and varied terrain, making it a popular choice among skiers. However, there are few wooded areas, so those who particularly enjoying skiing around trees may find they prefer another resort. Boasting 210 km of beginner and intermediate ski runs, La Plagne is a great destination if you're new to the sport - and since this region is made of up of 11 distinct resorts, you'll have plenty of choice when it comes to where to go. With a wide array of resorts, fantastic scenery and great cuisine, you are sure to have an amazing time no matter where you choose to go in the French Alps. If you're planning ski holidays in February, head to the French Alps for an amazing array of resorts. And don't forget to check the exchange rates and use the bureau de change with Travelex before you travel.
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