Sauze d'Oulx Reviews

I recently spent my ski holiday in Sauze D'Oulx. I have to say that I thought it was very good, not excellent, but very good. The slopes were empty, which was a massive bonus, as there was no waiting for lifts and you could go hell for leather on the runs. Not sure if this was a direct knock on effect of the credit crunch, but to be honest I ...  Read the complete review

This site is an overall fantastic one for the average skier, skiers who prefer more of a challenge should look elsewhere. however the red runs are fantastic and the few black runs leaves a lot to be desired but are truly black runs and are a tough challenge for a weaker skier. My experience of the area is on a school ski trip ( 4 times in fact to ...  Read the complete review

Sauze D’oulx was disappointing for us. We had been to Livigno twice and thoroughly enjoyed it, so we decided to stay in Italy this time also. The resort doesn’t come near to matching the delightful Livigno. Firstly, it is a disastrous resort for beginners and advanced skiers. For beginners, you have to take a long and steep chairlift before you ...  Read the complete review

Sauze d'Oulx is absolutely delightful at the moment! The snow is lovely and soft and the runs are very nicely looked after. If you are looking for a cheapish destination to have a smooth ski then this is certainly the place to be! It is within easy access of a lot of other skiing locations. I stayed in a place called Claviere ...  Read the complete review

Sauze d'Oulx forms part of the Milky Way ski area, which includes Sestriere and streches all the way to Montgenevre in France. As a ski area it's huge and you probably won't get to see a fraction of it in a week. If you are lucky your tour operator may run a day trip to Montgenevre which is worth visiting, if only for a change in ...  Read the complete review