Boarder X Exhibition Features Indigenous Artists Who Use Snowboarding To Demonstrate Relationships With The Land
The Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre (SLCC) in Whistler is the first
Forest Fire Damage To Californian Ski Area “More Than Originally Thought”
A Californian ski area that initially thought it had survived relatively unscathed
North American Ski Area Announces 21-22 Season Starts This Sunday
Arapahoe Basin in Colorado says it will open for the season this
Tougher Testing for the Unvaccinated On Austria’s Slopes If Cases Rise
Austria has announced a number of rules and regulations for skiers and
WORLD SNOW ROUNDUP #212
Issued: 13 October 2021
By Patrick “Snowhunter” Thorne
European Roundup
North American
Scandinavia’s Largest Ski Areas Operator Steps Up Sustainability Initiatives
The SkiStar group which runs several of Norway and Sweden’s largest
Mixed Weather Forecast for North American Ski Areas This Winter
It’s mixed news for the likelihood of heavy snowfall this winter
FIS Votes to Add ‘And Snowboard’ To Its Name, But Not By A Big Enough Majority To Do It
An ‘Extraordinary Congress’ of the International Ski Federation (FIS), held online on
Travel Company Offers Combined Georgia, Iran & Uzbekistan Ski Holiday
Tour operator Mountain Heaven, which specialises in catered and self-catered chalet holidays
World’s Oldest Pair of Skis Reunited after 1,300 Years
Archaeologists in Norway have found what they believe is the second ski
WORLD SNOW ROUNDUP #211
Issued: 06 October 2021
By Patrick “Snowhunter” Thorne
European Roundup
North American
Californian Resorts Donate $400,000 To Fire-Impacted Employees
The ski resorts of Heavenly and Kirkwood that were in the frontline