More snow falls across the Alps as ski resorts continue to open

Piste bashers hard at work at © Tignes

If you’ve been keeping tabs on weather reports in the Alps over the last few weeks, you’ll have noticed that more and more of that white stuff keeps falling from the sky! After a heavy snowfall this weekend and finally bluebird skies this morning in the Alps, more ski resorts are on the brink of opening their doors for this winter’s ski season. Mountain villages buried under powder snow and thanks to the hard work of the piste bashers, new freshly groomed pistes are waiting for you! Join the hordes of skiers who are flocking to the Alps this week in anticipation of what is shaping up to be a stellar ski season!

Glacier skiing is up and running at Tignes

Mother Nature has dumped snow at Tignes, where glacier skiing has been available since September. 5/6 lifts are currently open, with a snow base of 50cm at the top. The rest of the Espace Killy will open on November 25 with the link to Val d'Isère.

Powder everywhere at Les 3 Vallées

Les Trois Vallées opens for the season on December 9, but in light of the copious snowfall, Val Thorens will open exceptionally for a week starting this Saturday, November 18.

Celebrating the ski season opening in style

Ischgl kicks off the season on November 25 with one of their legendary Top of the Mountain Concerts, this time featuring German singer Andrea Berg. Gurgl will also be opening with a bang, throwing an opening bash this Thursday, November 16. The slopes look well-groomed and ready to go!

Ski resorts across Austria inundated in snow

St. Anton am Arlberg has a projected opening date of December 1 but has already received plenty of snow, as has the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. Sölden-Hochsölden-Vent will be open for business this Friday, November 17.

Rest of Austrian ski resorts expected to open in early December

Over at Mayrhofen, the ski season is expected to begin on December 2. The SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental is not expected to open until December 8 but already has a 50cm snow base.

Piste bashers hard at work at © Tignes

If you’ve been keeping tabs on weather reports in the Alps over the last few weeks, you’ll have noticed that more and more of that white stuff keeps falling from the sky! After a heavy snowfall this weekend and finally bluebird skies this morning in the Alps, more ski resorts are on the brink of opening their doors for this winter’s ski season. Mountain villages buried under powder snow and thanks to the hard work of the piste bashers, new freshly groomed pistes are waiting for you! Join the hordes of skiers who are flocking to the Alps this week in anticipation of what is shaping up to be a stellar ski season!

Glacier skiing is up and running at Tignes

Mother Nature has dumped snow at Tignes, where glacier skiing has been available since September. 5/6 lifts are currently open, with a snow base of 50cm at the top. The rest of the Espace Killy will open on November 25 with the link to Val d'Isère.

Powder everywhere at Les 3 Vallées

Les Trois Vallées opens for the season on December 9, but in light of the copious snowfall, Val Thorens will open exceptionally for a week starting this Saturday, November 18.

Celebrating the ski season opening in style

Ischgl kicks off the season on November 25 with one of their legendary Top of the Mountain Concerts, this time featuring German singer Andrea Berg. Gurgl will also be opening with a bang, throwing an opening bash this Thursday, November 16. The slopes look well-groomed and ready to go!

Ski resorts across Austria inundated in snow

St. Anton am Arlberg has a projected opening date of December 1 but has already received plenty of snow, as has the Skicircus Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn. Sölden-Hochsölden-Vent will be open for business this Friday, November 17.

Rest of Austrian ski resorts expected to open in early December

Over at Mayrhofen, the ski season is expected to begin on December 2. The SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser - Brixental is not expected to open until December 8 but already has a 50cm snow base.