How pleasant it is to rush along the slope, where only you and the wind are, there are no beginners who endlessly strive to get under your skis or snowboard. Some even go to the night slopes, if only there were fewer people. Now this is not necessary at all. Let me tell you about the least known slopes.
Sölden, Austria
One of the liveliest and funniest resorts in Austria is Sölden. There is no question of where to go in the evening or at night; bars, restaurants, nightclubs are always open for vacationers. Skiing all year round is easy. The pistes are tuned for moderate to average skiers, although it is equipped with modern equipment. Sölden does not lose its beauty due to the overcrowding of tourists, it remains open and traditional.
El Tarter, Andorra
Not far from the popular Soldeo is the little-known town of El Tarter. Despite its quiet life, it offers many services for entertainment; bars, restaurants, ice skating and dog sledding; and the proximity of Soldeo itself, where the nightlife is constantly raging. The resort also attracts with its park for snowboarders. There are many challenging trails here, as well as trails and schools for beginner amateurs.
Sierra Nevada, Spain
To the southwest of Spain is one of the most famous resorts of the Sierra Nevada, the slopes of which go straight to the Mediterranean coast with palm trees. Despite this, the mountains are steadily covered with snow for all 5 months of the season and offer tourists trails for slalom, snowboarding, freestyle, as well as night skiing. The resort is already known for its well-planned trails with a total length of 62 km, and mountains of different heights make it possible to ride both beginners and professionals, and even children. An ultra-modern range of services is presented in the infrastructure; bowling, jacuzzi, swimming pool, Turkish bath, massage, tennis courts.
