Europe Weekly Snow Roundup #284
Weekly Snow News for Europe, updated 15 October 2025: Austria leads early openings; Alps turn wintry with 30–40cm (12–16") forecast and Scandinavia adds more lifts amid sub-zero nights.
Freeride World Tour Unveils 2026 Calendar with Alaska Return
The FIS Freeride World Tour (FWT) sponsored by Peak Performance has announced its 2026 calendar, revealing a six-stop series that blends iconic freeride destinations with fresh competitive formats.
Glading Terrain Provides Firewood For Native American Tribes at Sun Valley
Developed in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service, BLM and the National Forest Foundation’s Wood For Life Program; Sun Valley's glading reduces fire risk, improves forest health, and provides heating firewood to the Shoshone Bannock and Shoshone Paiute Tribes.
Long-Range Winter 2025-2026 Snow Forecast
The long-range outlook for winter 2025-26 suggests cold, snowy “old-school” conditions in the northern regions of North America and Europe.
North America Weekly Snow Roundup #283
Weekly Snow News for North America, updated 8 October 2025: Early frosts mark the East, while Alaska records 22 cm (9”) snowfall and the West enjoys fresh high-elevation dustings.
Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #283
Weekly Snow News for Southern Hemisphere, updated 8 October 2025: Closing weekend surge; NZ and Chile continue spring turns; Australia, Argentina ends
Europe Weekly Snow Roundup #283
Weekly Snow News for Europe, updated 8 October 2025: Alpine glaciers expand openings; Finland starts season; dustings at 2,500 m
Ski Together, Stay Together: The Secret to Group Travel Without Compromise
Group ski trips get messy fast with multiple hotel rooms and logistics. The Luxury Chalet Company puts everyone under one roof and matches you with the perfect chalet, from hot tubs to ski-in access. Their concierge handles the details so you can just enjoy being together.
Everest Blizzard: Hundreds Still Trapped as High-Altitude Rescue Continues
A powerful storm has stranded hundreds of trekkers above 4,900 m on Everest, where heavy rain at lower levels turned to intense snowfall higher up. Camps have been buried, routes cut off and hypothermia risks mounting. Clearer weather from Monday 6 October offers a crucial break for rescue efforts.
Aussie Resorts Conclude one of Best Seasons This Century
The final ski areas still operating in Australia have ended their 2025 seasons today with some of the stats the best “in at least 20 years”.
Italy Makes Helmet Use Compulsory On Slopes
Skiers and snowboarders heading to Italy this winter are being urged to check new safety rules that could result in hefty fines and ski pass suspensions if not adhered to.
Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #282
Weekly Snow News for the Southern Hemisphere, updated 1 October 2025: NZ tops up with 15cm (6"), Australia and Chile eye late-season snow; spring conditions dominate as closures near.