Rhiannon James

Norway’s Galdhøpiggen Shuts Until September After Summer Snow Loss

Norway’s Galdhøpiggen Shuts Until September After Summer Snow Loss

Updated August 20, 2025: Only three Alpine glaciers remain open, Scandinavia shuts down till autumn, and North America’s nine-month ski season ends. Read the full report here.

Argentina Awaits Much-Needed 40cm Snowfall After Patchy Midwinter

Argentina Awaits Much-Needed 40cm Snowfall After Patchy Midwinter

Updated August 20, 2025: Australia readies for a foot (30cm) of snow, Argentina’s Andes eye 15" (42cm), and New Zealand holds deepest base worldwide. Read the full report here.

Cerro Castor Leads Argentina With 80% Open Slopes Amid Patchy Coverage

Cerro Castor Leads Argentina With 80% Open Slopes Amid Patchy Coverage

Updated August 13, 2025: NZ scores 20" fresh, Aussie resorts near 100% open, Chile boasts S. Hemisphere’s deepest base, while Argentina still battles thin cover.

Timberline to End Nine-Month Season This Weekend

Timberline to End Nine-Month Season This Weekend

Updated August 13, 2025: Only five Northern Hemisphere ski centres remain—Saas-Fee holds deepest base (80"), Galdhøpiggen sees race training, Timberline nears end of 9-month season.

Only Five Ski Centres Left Open in Entire Northern Hemisphere

Only Five Ski Centres Left Open in Entire Northern Hemisphere

Updated August 8, 2025: Fresh Alpine snow tops 10 cm (4"), Hintertux shuts unexpectedly, and only five Northern Hemisphere ski areas remain open as summer tightens its grip. Read the full report here.

Perisher Hits 100% Operations as Australia Enjoys Best Winter in Years

Perisher Hits 100% Operations as Australia Enjoys Best Winter in Years

Updated August 8, 2025: Chile’s Andes score up to a metre (40") of powder, Australia hits full operation, and Mt Hutt holds deepest Southern Hemisphere base. Read the full report here.

Coldest July Night Hits Glaciers: -12°C and Powder in the Alps

Coldest July Night Hits Glaciers: -12°C and Powder in the Alps

Updated July 30, 2025: Fresh snow dusts Lake Tahoe, Alpine glaciers score up to 40cm (16"), and Scandinavia clings to ski season.

Mt Hutt Holds Deepest Base in Southern Hemisphere with 95% Terrain Open

Mt Hutt Holds Deepest Base in Southern Hemisphere with 95% Terrain Open

Updated July 30, 2025: Australia buried under 60cm (24") of snow, Argentina’s Andes awaken, and Chile eyes a metre (40") more. Read the full report here.

Fresh Snow Possible Above 3,000m as Alpine Storms Roll In

Fresh Snow Possible Above 3,000m as Alpine Storms Roll In

Updated July 23, 2025: Saas-Fee opens with world’s deepest summer base as Tignes closes; Timberline clings on in the U.S., plus fresh snow possible above 3,000m.

Chile, Argentina, and Australia Hit 80–100% Operations

Chile, Argentina, and Australia Hit 80–100% Operations

Updated July 23, 2025: Australia nears full capacity, Chile eyes 24” of fresh snow, and New Zealand’s South Island leads with world’s deepest base—read the full global snow update here.

Galdhøpiggen Holds Out as Scandinavia’s Last Ski Zone Standing

Galdhøpiggen Holds Out as Scandinavia’s Last Ski Zone Standing

Updated July 16, 2025: Saas Fee kicks off the 2025–26 ski season, fresh snow dusts Banff, and Timberline still spins—discover where summer turns are on now!

Australia Scores Season’s Best Snow With 56cm and 70% Terrain Open

Australia Scores Season’s Best Snow With 56cm and 70% Terrain Open

Updated July 16, 2025: Massive July snowfalls blanket Australia, Chile boasts world’s most open terrain, and New Zealand hits global base-depth highs—click for the full snow story!