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European Alps Snow Report: Multiple Resorts Record Over 1 Metre in 24 Hours — March 2026
The European Alps have just been hit with one of the more significant late-season snowfall events in recent memory. OpenSnow's Powder Finder is showing 24-hour totals ranging from 69cm to 107cm across more than 20 resorts, with the Italian Alps leading the charge. If you've got a late-season European trip coming up, the timing couldn't be much better.
Skiing the Sella Ronda Green Route: A First-Timer's Guide to the Dolomites' Famous Circuit
The Sella Ronda is one of those things every skier heading to the Dolomites gets told they absolutely have to do. So I did it — green route, anticlockwise, out of Val Gardena with a couple of detours along the way. Here's what it's actually like when you're not a seasoned alpine veteran and you're just trying to keep up with the signs.
Pacific Northwest Ski Resorts Just Got Buried — March 2026 Snow Report
Washington's ski resorts have just received a serious dump, with several areas recording over 50cm of fresh snow in a single 24-hour period. Stevens Pass, Snoqualmie, and White Pass are all showing big numbers, and the broader Pacific Northwest — including Oregon and Montana — has copped a solid hit too. Here's what the data is showing right now.
Rockslide Closes Whistler Peak Zone: What Actually Happened
A significant rockslide hit inbounds terrain near Whistler Peak on March 12, closing the Peak Express chair and upper terrain indefinitely. The debris field stretched roughly 100 metres across steep terrain between West Cirque and Monday's run, raising questions about geological stability in the Coast Mountains.
Val Gardena Day 2: 25cm Overnight and Why the Dolomites Keep Delivering
Day two at Val Gardena handed over everything a fresh snow day should — 25cm overnight, a first-ever ski lesson on the Sasslong, and the Dolomites finally clearing long enough to show what all the fuss is about. Here's an honest wrap of how it actually went.
Mt. Shasta Ski Park Closes Early as California Snowpack Hits 10-Year Low
Mt. Shasta Ski Park has shut down for the 2025-26 season after just 55 days on snow, with unseasonably warm weather and California's worst snowpack in a decade making continued operations impossible. Season pass holders are getting credits, and the resort is going out with a St. Patrick's Day party — because what else do you do when it's 70°F on a ski mountain.
Mt. Baker Ski Area Is Running Night Skiing for the First Time Ever This Weekend
Mt. Baker Ski Area is doing something it has never done in its entire history this weekend — night skiing. Chair 7 and the White Salmon Handle Tow get lit up on Friday 13 and Saturday 14 March, with live DJs, fire pits, and overnight camping in the lot. If you're anywhere near Bellingham, this one's worth knowing about.
New York Allocates $15.9 Million Across Whiteface, Gore, and Belleayre
ORDA's board has approved $15.9 million in capital funding for its three state-owned ski areas, with the bulk directed at snowmaking infrastructure. The allocation continues a decade-long pattern of public investment in New York's ski mountains, though the recurring focus on basic infrastructure raises questions about maintenance backlogs.
Les 2 Alpes Extends Season Through July, But Is Summer Glacier Skiing Worth It?
Les 2 Alpes operates its glacier terrain until 5 July with discounted passes, positioning itself as a rare summer skiing option in the Alps. Whether the reduced terrain and conditions justify the trip depends largely on what you're after.
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