La Tania to Chambery
Discussion
Friends and I are going to La Tania for a week in January. However, one of our party has to leave early to get back to the UK for a wedding. We've got a transfer booked for the rest of us, but for him to pay for a transfer on his own will cost a fortune. Therefore I was wondering if he could jump on a train to get himself back to the airport. This raises the following questions:
1) What is the nearest train station to La Tania.
2) Is there a service from said station to Chambery.
If the train is not an option, does anyone know about busses or coaches?
Thanks in advance for your help.
1) What is the nearest train station to La Tania.
2) Is there a service from said station to Chambery.
If the train is not an option, does anyone know about busses or coaches?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Here you go. How to get to the staion:
Altibus every 60 minutes http://www.altibus.com/hiver/gb/reserver.aspx
Taxi from http://www.altitude-espace-taxi.com/reservation_va... or http://www.taxi-nicolas.com/English/Pages/Main.htm...
Altibus every 60 minutes http://www.altibus.com/hiver/gb/reserver.aspx
Taxi from http://www.altitude-espace-taxi.com/reservation_va... or http://www.taxi-nicolas.com/English/Pages/Main.htm...
madbadger said:
Bourg St. Maurice station, 20 minutes down the mountain. Trains to anywhere in the known world. (eventually).

Thanks MB, you're a saint.
I posted the same question on a snowboarding forum and got f* all replies. 5 minutes on PH and voila. This place rocks.

VladD.
p.s. Nice Tamora.
madbadger said:
That's odd. Nothing on Google
Maybe I'm spelling it wrong or missing an accent.
It's a drink that is kind of the alpine equivalent of sloe Gin. Made with the genope plant and an eau du vie spirit.
Essential apre ski.
Sounds ideal. Is this something you created as part of your job?Maybe I'm spelling it wrong or missing an accent.
It's a drink that is kind of the alpine equivalent of sloe Gin. Made with the genope plant and an eau du vie spirit.
Essential apre ski.

Here's another question for you in case you're having a dull day. Why can you decrease the freezing point of water with additives (alcohol, salt etc) but not add anything to increase it?
VladD said:
madbadger said:
Bourg St. Maurice station, 20 minutes down the mountain. Trains to anywhere in the known world. (eventually).

Thanks MB, you're a saint.
I posted the same question on a snowboarding forum and got f* all replies. 5 minutes on PH and voila. This place rocks.

VladD.
p.s. Nice Tamora.
Best bet is getting a coach from Mouters bus station or the resort itself as the airport is no where near Chambery train station. You can do that on the Chambery airport website http://www.chambery-airport.com/rubrique.php3?id_r... , as long as he is travelling on the right day. If not there are busses every so often going down from La Tania to Moutiers but none of these services are that regular so you will need to plan in advance. You sometimes have to reserve your place in advance as soon as you get to resort as well. Another option if he is travelling on a ski companies transfer is bunging them a few quid and getting on their coach. Done this on a few occasions and it definately can work (The reps usually pocket the cash though!)Edited by andy ted on Thursday 20th November 11:43
VladD said:
madbadger said:
Unfortunately my job is not that exciting.
Easy. It's exothermic so increase the pressure on it.
I can't change the pressure or volume, so need to do it chemically.Easy. It's exothermic so increase the pressure on it.
Edited by VladD on Thursday 20th November 11:31
Google thinks Deuterium might works.
http://www.newton.dep.anl.gov/askasci/chem03/chem03446.htm said:
Another way to increase the freezing point of ice is to use the
isotopic deuterium form of water (D2O). The freezing point of (D2O) is about
+ 3 C.
isotopic deuterium form of water (D2O). The freezing point of (D2O) is about
+ 3 C.
andy ted said:
VladD said:
madbadger said:
Bourg St. Maurice station, 20 minutes down the mountain. Trains to anywhere in the known world. (eventually).

Thanks MB, you're a saint.
I posted the same question on a snowboarding forum and got f* all replies. 5 minutes on PH and voila. This place rocks.

VladD.
p.s. Nice Tamora.
Best bet is getting a coach from Mouters bus station or the resort itself as the airport is no where near Chambery train station. You can do that on the Chambery airport website http://www.chambery-airport.com/rubrique.php3?id_r... , as long as he is travelling on the right day. If not there are busses every so often going down from La Tania to Moutiers but none of these services are that regular so you will need to plan in advance. You sometimes have to reserve your place in advance as soon as you get to resort as well. Another option if he is travelling on a ski companies transfer is bunging them a few quid and getting on their coach. Done this on a few occasions and it definately can work (The reps usually pocket the cash though!)Edited by andy ted on Thursday 20th November 11:43
andy ted said:
VladD said:
madbadger said:
Bourg St. Maurice station, 20 minutes down the mountain. Trains to anywhere in the known world. (eventually).

Thanks MB, you're a saint.
I posted the same question on a snowboarding forum and got f* all replies. 5 minutes on PH and voila. This place rocks.

VladD.
p.s. Nice Tamora.
Best bet is getting a coach from Mouters bus station or the resort itself as the airport is no where near Chambery train station. You can do that on the Chambery airport website http://www.chambery-airport.com/rubrique.php3?id_r... , as long as he is travelling on the right day. If not there are busses every so often going down from La Tania to Moutiers but none of these services are that regular so you will need to plan in advance. You sometimes have to reserve your place in advance as soon as you get to resort as well. Another option if he is travelling on a ski companies transfer is bunging them a few quid and getting on their coach. Done this on a few occasions and it definately can work (The reps usually pocket the cash though!)Edited by andy ted on Thursday 20th November 11:43
51 days and counting.
Where are you staying there? I did my season out there about 5 years ago, great place. There's a number of people who might be able to help out with a lift down the mountain etc. Check out www.latania.co.uk it's the local's english website, post a question on there and someone will help!
VladD said:
andy ted said:
VladD said:
madbadger said:
Bourg St. Maurice station, 20 minutes down the mountain. Trains to anywhere in the known world. (eventually).

Thanks MB, you're a saint.
I posted the same question on a snowboarding forum and got f* all replies. 5 minutes on PH and voila. This place rocks.

VladD.
p.s. Nice Tamora.
Best bet is getting a coach from Mouters bus station or the resort itself as the airport is no where near Chambery train station. You can do that on the Chambery airport website http://www.chambery-airport.com/rubrique.php3?id_r... , as long as he is travelling on the right day. If not there are busses every so often going down from La Tania to Moutiers but none of these services are that regular so you will need to plan in advance. You sometimes have to reserve your place in advance as soon as you get to resort as well. Another option if he is travelling on a ski companies transfer is bunging them a few quid and getting on their coach. Done this on a few occasions and it definately can work (The reps usually pocket the cash though!)Edited by andy ted on Thursday 20th November 11:43
51 days and counting.
Have you been to La Tania before? La Taiga restaurant is supposed to be worth a visit and the ski lodge does good toffee vodka!
Let me know if you want any more info about the area as its my fave subject - have lived and worked out there on and off for 4 years!
Edited by andy ted on Thursday 20th November 12:19
andy ted said:
VladD said:
andy ted said:
VladD said:
madbadger said:
Bourg St. Maurice station, 20 minutes down the mountain. Trains to anywhere in the known world. (eventually).

Thanks MB, you're a saint.
I posted the same question on a snowboarding forum and got f* all replies. 5 minutes on PH and voila. This place rocks.

VladD.
p.s. Nice Tamora.
Best bet is getting a coach from Mouters bus station or the resort itself as the airport is no where near Chambery train station. You can do that on the Chambery airport website http://www.chambery-airport.com/rubrique.php3?id_r... , as long as he is travelling on the right day. If not there are busses every so often going down from La Tania to Moutiers but none of these services are that regular so you will need to plan in advance. You sometimes have to reserve your place in advance as soon as you get to resort as well. Another option if he is travelling on a ski companies transfer is bunging them a few quid and getting on their coach. Done this on a few occasions and it definately can work (The reps usually pocket the cash though!)Edited by andy ted on Thursday 20th November 11:43
51 days and counting.
Have you been to La Tania before? La Taiga restaurant is supposed to be worth a visit and the ski lodge does good toffee vodka!
Let me know if you want any more info about the area as its my fave subject - have lived and worked out there on and off for 4 years!
Edited by andy ted on Thursday 20th November 12:19
Not sure which restaurant is La Taiga, so can't tell you about that one.
I have some questions on another subject, so I'll PM you.
VladD said:
We've been to La Tania a few times. We love it there. Many adventurres in the Pub Le Ski Lodge, usually fueled by the famed toffee vodka shots.
Not sure which restaurant is La Taiga, so can't tell you about that one.
I have some questions on another subject, so I'll PM you.
No problem - though not sure if my PM is working let me know when you send it and I will let you know if I get it! - scrap that have got itNot sure which restaurant is La Taiga, so can't tell you about that one.
I have some questions on another subject, so I'll PM you.
Edited by andy ted on Thursday 20th November 12:41
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