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We’ve all been skiing with one of ‘those skiers’. They never really push themselves, definitely don’t do anything off piste and never give you the impression they’re on the slopes for the love of fresh powder. They’re usually the…

The S.A.T.A (ski lift company) which runs the lifts and maintains the pistes at Alpe d’Huez has earned three separate levels of certification for its service management.

The company is now certified in terms of quality (ISO 9001), as…

Red Mountain resort in British Columbia as announced it will be investing more than $5 million in two projects: the revitalization of the resort’s 110 year-old day lodge and the second phase of its accommodation development at the base…

More than 15,000 people have signed a petition organised by the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF), calling for an end to heli-skiing in Switzerland.

The group report that more than 15,000 heliski flights a year take place taking skiers…

Whistler Blackcomb’s Crud 2 Mud race is back this month to celebrate the “transition season” mixing the end of the ski and snowboard season with the start of the bike season.

The event will be staged on May 22nd,…

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