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Cardrona

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44 runs · 1,860 m summit

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Galtur Ski Resort

21 runs · 2,300 m summit

Akakura Kanko

Akakura Kanko

10 runs · 1,500 m summit

Breckenridge

Breckenridge

187 runs · 3,962 m summit

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Mountain Creek

46 runs · 451 m summit

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341 runs · 3,056 m summit

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67 runs · 2,499 m summit

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Wurmberg

16 runs · 970 m summit

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Plose Brixen

20 runs · 2,505 m summit

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22 runs · 702 m summit

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Manganui

17 runs · 1,680 m summit

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32 runs · 2,297 m summit

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Palisades Tahoe

279 runs · 2,758 m summit

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Rosskopf (Monte Cavallo)

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Pinheiro Braathen Wins Sölden Giant Slalom Opener by 0.48 Seconds

Pinheiro Braathen Wins Sölden Giant Slalom Opener by 0.48 Seconds

Two days at Sölden, two races decided by a hundredth somewhere on the podium, and one very quick Brazilian. Lucas Pinheiro Braathen led from the first run to win the men’s World Cup opener by 0.48 seconds, with Loïc Meillard second and Marco Odermatt third. River Radamus charged from 15th to fourth on a rutted course, and Britain’s Freddy Carrick-Smith banked his first World Cup points. Braathen still hasn’t lost a giant slalom since Olympic gold.

Michael Fulton·25 Oct 2026

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Alps Snow Forecast: Up to 64 cm Headed for the High Glaciers as the Snow Line Drops

Alps Snow Forecast: Up to 64 cm Headed for the High Glaciers as the Snow Line Drops

The Alps are about to swap mild, sunny October weather for something far more wintry. A cold front arrives Tuesday, and SnowStash forecasts have Monterosa Ski out in front with 64 cm over 14 days, ahead of Blatten Belalp (55 cm) and Verbier (43 cm). The snow line should fall below 2000 metres by Wednesday night, and glaciers across Switzerland, Italy and Austria are in line for the best of it. The wind will have a say too.

Michael Fulton·20 Oct 2026

Four Dead After Avalanche Near Ski Portillo in Chile

Four Dead After Avalanche Near Ski Portillo in Chile

A large avalanche struck near Laguna del Inca adjacent to Ski Portillo on Saturday afternoon, killing four people and injuring four others. The group were day visitors mountaineering in the backcountry after reportedly being warned about elevated avalanche risk by resort staff.

Michael Fulton·18 Oct 2026

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

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