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Pajar Women's Galaxy Snow Boots: A Stylish and Practical Winter Option

The Pajar Women's Galaxy snow boots offer a blend of modern style and practical winter performance. Designed for everyday wear in cold, wet conditions, they provide reliable warmth, waterproofing, and comfort without sacrificing aesthetics, making them a versatile choice for urban and casual snow environments.

By Jake Morrison

Osprey Luggage: Three Options for Ski Travel

Osprey offers durable and practical luggage options well-suited for ski travel. The Ozone Carry-On is a lightweight cabin bag, the Daylite Duffel provides flexible packing, and the Sojourn Shuttle handles longer trips with ease.

By Jake Morrison

Skiing in Norway: Why This Season Could Be Your Best Trip Yet

Norway offers a unique skiing experience with less crowded slopes, breathtaking natural landscapes, and a rich winter heritage. New direct flights and package deals make it an attractive alternative to the Alps, especially for families and intermediate skiers.

By Jake Morrison

Intersport and PlanetSKI Explore Powder Skiing in the French Pyrenees

PlanetSKI's recent trip to the French Pyrenees, in partnership with Intersport, showcased the exceptional value and quality of ski rentals available in the region. The trip focused on freeride skiing, taking advantage of the Pyrenees' diverse terrain and plentiful powder, with a close look at Intersport's rental options.

By Jake Morrison

Revelstoke Resort: A Skier's Paradise in British Columbia

Revelstoke Mountain Resort in British Columbia is a world-class ski destination renowned for its massive vertical drop, diverse terrain, and authentic mountain town charm. Despite a seemingly simple layout, Revelstoke offers exceptional skiing experiences, from perfectly groomed runs to challenging backcountry adventures, making it a must-visit for advanced skiers.

By Jake Morrison

Scottish Ski Areas Report Excellent Conditions in February 2026

Scotland's ski resorts are enjoying excellent conditions in February 2026, thanks to a cold snap and substantial snowfall. Areas across the Highlands, including Cairngorm, Glenshee, and Glencoe, are reporting great snow cover, setting the stage for a fantastic holiday period. While some resorts like Nevis Range have limited weekday operations, the overall outlook is positive, with hopes for an epic season.

By Jake Morrison

Three Skiers Killed in Val d'Isère Avalanche

A deadly avalanche in the Vallee du Manchet area of Val d'Isère claimed the lives of three skiers on Friday morning. The incident occurred off-piste following heavy snowfall and a high avalanche risk warning. Rescue services responded quickly, but were only able to recover the victims' bodies.

By Jake Morrison

Tamarack Resort Announces Phase One Sales for Aspen Townhomes

Tamarack Resort in Idaho has announced the opening of sales for its new Aspen Townhomes. These residences offer a blend of mountain modern design and access to both skiing and Lake Cascade, with Phase 1 focusing on 16 townhomes.

By Jake Morrison

French Ski Resorts Shutter Amidst Extreme Avalanche Danger

Numerous ski resorts in the French Alps have closed due to an 'exceptional' avalanche risk. Storm Nils has brought extreme snowfall and winds, creating unstable conditions and prompting warnings against off-piste travel.

By Jake Morrison

Red Mountain BC: Why Slow Lifts Might Be a Good Thing at This Resort

Red Mountain Resort in British Columbia stands out as one of the largest ski areas in North America without a high-speed lift. This unique characteristic contributes to a more relaxed atmosphere, better snow preservation, and an uncrowded skiing experience, setting it apart from typical high-strung resorts.

By Jake Morrison

A Night in the Life: Snow Grooming at Liberty Mountain Resort

Snow groomers play a vital role in ensuring optimal ski conditions. At Liberty Mountain Resort, snow groomer Robert "Bob" Joyner brings over two decades of experience to the task, operating a sophisticated Pisten Bully snowcat to sculpt the slopes each night.

By Jake Morrison

Pacific Northwest Braces for Significant Snowfall: Multi-Foot Storm Cycle Expected

The Pacific Northwest is gearing up for a snowy period. A system arriving Friday through the weekend will bring a refresh to the mountains, followed by a more significant, colder storm cycle next week. Expect improving snow quality and substantial accumulations, particularly in higher elevations.

By Jake Morrison