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From Sestriere to Montgenèvre: Unveiling the different ski resorts of Via Lattea

Via Lattea ski area, located in the western Italian Alps, is a world-class skiing destination that offers an abundance of skiing opportunities for all levels of skiers. With over 400 km of ski slopes spanning across Italy and France, it is one of the largest ski areas in Europe and is home to some of the most challenging ski slopes in the world. One thing that people may not know about Via Lattea ski area is that it is actually a collabor...

Skiing heaven in the Italian Dolomites: Cortina D'Ampezzo

Nestled in the heart of the Dolomite Mountains, Cortina D'Ampezzo is a ski resort that offers some of the best skiing opportunities in Italy. With over 120 km of ski slopes and an altitude of 1,225 meters, This picturesque town -located in the Veneto region of Italy- has long been known as a world-class skiing destination, and for good reason. From its varied slopes and scenic views to its reliable snowfall Cortina D'Ampezzo has something for everyone, whether you're a beginner, an intermed...

Les Portes du Mont Blanc: The pearl in the crown

The Portes du Mont-Blanc includes four ski resorts located between the Val d'Arly and the Aravis mountain range: Combloux, La Giettaz, Cordon and Megève Jaillet. it is a quiet and economical alternative to the Espace Évasion Mont-Blanc, of which Combloux and Megève Jaillet are also part of. The ski area with well over 100km of slopes offers skiing for all levels, great off-piste possibilities and a breathtaking view of Mont Blanc, the Aiguille Bionnassay or the Dome of the Miages. The ski a...

Großarl: an insider tip for families

Nestled just an hour's drive from Salzburg, Grossarl emerges as a serene and understated gem in the alpine landscape. This quaint village, perched at an altitude of 924 meters, is the beating heart of the Ski Amadé network and a haven for ski enthusiasts seeking a blend of tranquility and adventure. What sets Grossarl apart is its unique location in a secluded dead-end valley within the less traversed Grossarltal, which runs parallel to the larger and more famous Gasteinertal. This position...

Serfaus Fiss Ladis

We went to Serfaus in March 2007. The village was ok aesthetically but the skiing is not that good. It's quite low and the slopes get a lot of Sun so the snow deteriorates fast. Most of the slopes are for intermediates although there's an ok amount o..

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Les Contamines

Ive just got back from Les Contamines, which was a great resort for intermediate type ski-ing with a reasonable amount of variety and holding its snow well, especially compared to neighbouring resorts. Mainly French people (or possibly from Geneva to..

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Ortisei

Charming skiresort in the Gardena Valley close to Selva. The Seceda, one of the two skiareas of Ortisei, connects the resort by means of an underground with Selva. From there on you are in the centre of the Sella Ronda circuit. That is, as long as th..

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SkiWeather.eu launches comprehensive snow quality score and qualification system

SkiWeather.eu is proud to introduce its Snow Quality Score and Snow Qualification system—an innovation designed to help skiers and snowboarders make better-informed decisions about their trips. As one of the leading platforms for reliable snow reports and forecasts in Europe, we continue to push the boundaries of what snow data can do by integrating real-time factors into a robust, easy-to-understand assessment tool.

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