Monoskiing in Austria in 2007...

			Location: Hochfugen - Zillertal - Austria Date: 20th-27th January 2007 Accommodation: Berghotel - Hochfugen Location - Hochfuegen is in the Zillertal region of Austria, an area that includes such resorts as Mayerhofen and Fuegen. It is situated about a 25 minute drive from Fuegen up a mountain road that actually ends in Hochfuegen. Hochfuegen is a very suitable area for intermediates. It has a good mix of blues and reds and has some very attractive Austrian mountain scenery to enjoy. The Hotel - The Berghotel is well situated with blue runs and drag lifts immediately opposite the hotel and a red run with chair lift at the rear. It has two bars, a traditional bowling alley, pool table, indoor swimming pool, health centre an excellent restaurant and great atmosphere. The rooms/access - The hotel is wheelchair friendly with easy access at the main hotel entrance, two lifts and all public areas are accessible. However there is a limited number of wheelchair accessible bedrooms so this will restrict the number of skiers who use a wheelchair. Instruction - Sara Jones lives and works in Fuegen as a ski instructor. She is a grade 2 BASI ski instructor and a qualified adaptive Instructor. She has taught monoskiers ranging from raw beginners to Olympic hopefuls. You need to be able to ski down a gentle blue, link a few turns and come to a stop when required. The Package - The package (excluding Flights) costs £447 per person Includes: • 7 nights sharing a room (single room supplement available if required). • 7 buffet breakfasts and 7 four-course evening meals. • Use of swimming pool, sauna and steam room. • Transfer from Munich to Hochfuegen and back (subject to the flights you choose). • One mid-week trip using minibus to Fuegen for an evening visit to the resort. If you are interested in joining this trip please read the complete details and then contact Steve Lightfoot - on the numbers provided on that page.