The guidebooks are designed for mountain use and are pocket sized.  They cover around 2,000km of pistes found in the largest French ski areas of Espace Killy, Paradiski, Les Trois Vallees, and Portes [...] No related posts. Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.]]> In four new Snowfinder guidebooks due to be published in February expert skiers reveal the secrets of the largest ski areas in France.

The guidebooks are designed for mountain use and are pocket sized.  They cover around 2,000km of pistes found in the largest French ski areas of Espace Killy, Paradiski, Les Trois Vallees, and Portes de Soleil.

They were put together by a team of snowboarders and expert skiers that were selected for their familiarity with each resort and include individual descriptions of every run combined with full colour piste maps to enable skiers that want to plan their days on the slopes.

Among those on the team of writers are world mogul champion Eric Berthon, mogul skier Fabien Bertrand , the BBC presenter Graham Bell, Hugh Hutchinson, and Alain Baxter the Olympic medallist.  Each member of the team has also tossed in their insider’s tops on where the best mountain restaurants, powder, and après ski can be found.

Guide publisher, Nick Rink, stated that he has lost count of the many times he has watched piste maps fall apart on people which is where the concept for the guidebooks was born.

According to Rink, the focus of the guide has been to help skiers get around the world class resorts with a guide that easily slides safely into a pocket so that electronic devices such as mobile can be left off the mountain safely in a resort room.

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