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10 runs · 2,085 m summit

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21 runs · 2,300 m summit

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SkiWelt Wilder (Kaiser-Brixental)

228 runs · 1,869 m summit

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69 runs · 2,000 m summit

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47 runs · 2,698 m summit

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Furano

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150 runs · 3,487 m summit

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Rainbow Ski Area

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Europe Ski Resorts Open Now: What Is Skiable in Mid-October 2026

Europe Ski Resorts Open Now: What Is Skiable in Mid-October 2026

Europe’s ski season is open, technically. After a record-warm summer, glaciers in Austria, Switzerland and Italy are running a few pistes apiece, Sölden, Stubai and Kitzsteinhorn started late, Titlis has pushed back to 24 October, and Zermatt reopens a few lifts on 14 October after more than two months shut. Finland’s Levi and Ruka are skiing on stored snow. Here is what is open, and what you actually get at each.

Michael Fulton·14 Oct 2026

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Zermatt Plans World Cup Downhill Return on the Gornergrat for 2028

Zermatt Plans World Cup Downhill Return on the Gornergrat for 2028

Zermatt is having another crack at a World Cup downhill, and this time nobody has to cross a border. Around 13 million Swiss francs is going into rebuilding the Gornergrat piste, including a jump fed by a roughly 300-metre in-run across the roof of the Gornergrat Railway gallery, with the Matterhorn lined up behind it for the TV cameras. First men’s race is pencilled in for March 2028, pending FIS homologation.

Michael Fulton·14 Oct 2026

Mt. Rose Begins Snowmaking for the 2026-27 Season at Lake Tahoe

Mt. Rose Begins Snowmaking for the 2026-27 Season at Lake Tahoe

Lake Tahoe’s highest base elevation is paying off early: Mt. Rose has started making snow for 2026-27 after the first flurries and a cold snap. The Nevada resort is backing it with nearly US$2 million in upgrades, including a replacement snowmaking main line, a new PistenBully groomer and restraint bars on every lift. Opening day is yet to be confirmed, though Heavenly and Northstar are already eyeing 20 November.

Michael Fulton·13 Oct 2026

Utah Ski Resorts 2026-27: What’s New at Alta, Deer Valley, Powder Mountain and More

Utah Ski Resorts 2026-27: What’s New at Alta, Deer Valley, Powder Mountain and More

Utah is still building flat out. For 2026-27, Powder Mountain opens a steep new Skytrac chair into more than 1,000 acres of advanced terrain, Deer Valley adds 200 acres on Hail Peak, Sundance gets a new quad and Park City adds a gondola from its new parking structure. Snowmaking is expanding almost everywhere, Eagle Point stays closed after the Cottonwood Fire, and the 2034 Games are setting the pace. Here’s what’s new, resort by resort.

Michael Fulton·13 Oct 2026

Mt Hutt Invests NZ$12 Million in Base Area, Tripling Its Sun Deck

Mt Hutt Invests NZ$12 Million in Base Area, Tripling Its Sun Deck

Mt Hutt is getting busier, and its base lodge is about to catch up. NZ$12 million goes into a heated sun deck roughly three times the current size (430 m² to 1,300 m²), plus a new toilet block, heated steps down to snow level, extra storage and a new food and beverage outlet. Building starts after the 2026 season, with everything due for winter 2027.

Michael Fulton·11 Oct 2026

Vermont Ski Resort Opening Dates 2026-27: Few Dates Set, Killington Waits on the Cold

Vermont Ski Resort Opening Dates 2026-27: Few Dates Set, Killington Waits on the Cold

Vermont's season is slow to take shape. Stratton is tentatively targeting 18 November and Sugarbush 21 November, while Pico has Friday 11 December on the calendar. Killington never sets a date and opens when the snowmaking allows, and Vail Resorts has yet to name days for Stowe, Okemo and Mount Snow. The forecasts disagree about snow, and the main El Niño worry for the Green Mountains is warmth.

Michael Fulton·9 Oct 2026