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24th September 2009
For many, the arrival of winter is simply something to suffer through until the warmer months of spring and summer. But for others, cold weather signals a time to dust off the skis, grab the snow gear and head outside.
While winter sports like skiing a... Read >
Author: wbdoyle07th September 2009
Since the snow stopped flying at the end of last ski season, Chalets USA have been very busy adding new skiing holidays for the 2009/10 ski season both in our hometown of Winter Park and in some of the other fantastic resorts in Colorado, USA.
Economic... Read >
Author: Helen Gienke, Chalets USA15th June 2009
If you have been too embarrassed to enter a fun park before, this summer could be your chance to shine. Improver camps are popping up all over Europe these days and if you book onto one this summer, come winter time you will be actually jumping those kick... Read >
Author: davidjackso12th June 2009
It has been a funny old year. Recession hit the UK, the pound crashed against the Euro, holidays in the Eurozone became a lot more expensive for Brits, and the Alps received some of the best snowfall for 25 years, with the season opening in style in Novem... Read >
Author: Snowmonkey18th May 2009
Anyone who ventures out into the wilderness in the colder months of the year might want to know how to construct a few basic winter survival shelters. We can probably rule out the most famous of these, the igloo. It's difficult and time consuming to build... Read >
Author: Steve Gillman27th March 2009
Tignes is an ideal destination for all skiers since it is formed of no less than five ski areas, both at the bottom and at the top of the valley. The areas are : Les Boisses, Val Claret, Le Lac, Le Lavachet, and Les Brevieres. The slopes are sometimes ver... Read >
27th March 2009
If you know a bit about skiing, and someone asks you what the largest ski area in the world is, you would probably say the Three Valleys. Similarly, if you were asked where the best "snow sure" ski areas are, you might mention some of the glacier resorts ... Read >
Author: Snowmonkey25th March 2009
There are many of us who love the automobile and the freedom that goes along with it. However, nothing lasts forever and all car owners would benefit if they knew more about their vehicle. Large repair bills can be reduced with some basic preventive maint... Read >
Author: suegold08th January 2009
About: Chicks Who Carve, http://www.snowboardwomens.com is the one place on the world wide web where lady snowboarders can come together, talk, share, play, sell, have fun and buy the top products for the best prices. Snow conditions, news, blogs, video... Read >
Author: Leah07th January 2009
When it is snowing, more care than usual is required to avoid having an accident. Driving in winter should be avoided when the weather conditions are bad. However, if there is something that cannot be postponed and you have to make the trip, you should be... Read >
31st December 2008
Ski resorts have opened early across Europe and those going to North america will find resorts in Canada and New England doing the same. Andorra in the Pyrenees is reporting the best start to a season for 40 years with record snowfall. Despite the pound... Read >
Author: Neil Dennis14th December 2008
Meribel is in the heart of the Three Valleys skiing area in the French Alps. It’s Europe’s favourite skiing destination with stunning scenery and excellent snow conditions for a wonderful ski holiday. Travel to the ski slopes is now very convenient wi... Read >
Author: prasad kolte08th December 2008
The elevation of the resort ranges between 1,860 meters and 3,300 meters and the village of Alpe d'Huez is nested in an alpine meadow. The resort is obviously not only famous for being the principal site of the Tour de France. It is, first and foremost, t... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson27th November 2008
The Alpe d'Huez is undoubtedly the most famous alpine skiing resort in France. Its lowest region is at 1,860 meters and the highest elevation is at 3,330 meters. A mountainous pasture in the central region of the French Alps cradles the new ski resort of ... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson26th November 2008
Most ski resorts have an international character. The architecture and facilities are often standard, and the restaurants prepare international cuisines. Thus, this question is reasonable: where can skiers get a true French style holiday while skiing in t... Read >
Author: edisonadam24th November 2008
In fairy tales, the Snow Queen is a powerful character that travels the world and has a palace in a land supported by permafrost. She is not the Snow Queen who would be interested in winter holiday fun. Skiers rarely pay attention to her, but rather, they... Read >
Author: Jamie Hanson23rd September 2008
Ski in, ski out accommodation isn't really a concept the Americans have conquered yet, but more options are gradully creeping in to Colorado's repertoire.
Most Europeans by contrast have grown up with ski in, ski out lodging as the norm. Alpine villag... Read >
Author: Helen Gienke, Chalets USA23rd September 2008
Intrawest has been investing significant sums of money into the little known resort of Winter Park. The area is still flying under the radar compared to the world renowned resorts of Vail, Aspen & Breckenridge. Winter Park Resort is about to become of age... Read >
Author: Helen Gienke, Chalets USA24th July 2008
Beautiful mountains. Quaint villages. Europe is filled with sights that delight tourists and locals alike and non more beautiful than Bansko, Bulgaria. Bulgaria in general is both beautiful and picturesque and is also rich in culture. A big part of that c... Read >
Author: SUMIT NANDA21st July 2008
Are you looking for Spanish language schools in Chile and at the same time want to enjoy fresh power of the skiing season? Tourists from around the world visit popular spots in Chile during the skiing season. Some of the most attractive characteristics of... Read >
Author: Latin Immersion10th July 2008
Breckenridge's Peak Nine training area is one of the best in Colorado for novices and those with intermediate skiing skills. The very smooth, dry snow makes perfecting parallel turns easy, and the high-speed quad chair life means more time to practice and... Read >
Author: directline-holidays.co.uk23rd May 2008
Clear blue sky, crispy crystal snow, fresh air and lots of fun, all these make skiing a highly enjoyable and appreciated sport, that attracts thousands of tourists on the mountain slopes every year. Yet, some of them are looking not just for fun, but for ... Read >
Author: ski98725th March 2008
Winter sports are great fun and they are great way to stay in shape and also enjoy the winter. Snow skiing is one of the most popular winter sports. Anyone from expert skiers, to very small children, will be able to enjoy the slopes of Snow Mountains.
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Author: Peter Gitundu25th March 2008
Travel industry predictions were for an awful 2008 ski season as 2007 showed a slowing down of the previous fast rate of tourism growth, but despite global warming the snows have returned for the 2008 season and ski resorts in America, Canada and across E... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer06th February 2008
Mountaineering is considered a sport by many and involves hiking, climbing, or simply walking on mountain terrain. It is very different from rock climbing. In European countries, it is often referred to as Alpinism, though that is not common vernacular in... Read >
Author: Nicole Lero02nd September 2007
During the winter of 2006/07, Europe suffered one of the worst snowfalls on record. As the busy Christmas and New Year season approached, ski resorts across the continent waited nervously for the snow to arrive. But the snow never came - at least not in t... Read >
Author: Adam Singleton06th December 2006
Curious about Silver Star ski resort? Uncomfortable navigating the net for the avalanche of information likely to come crashing down on your head?
Don’t worry. There’s no shame in cutting through the clutter to get your bearings before settling... Read >
Author: Devon OMalley03rd December 2006
Winter can be tough on your car, but with a little preventive maintenance on your vehicle, you can avoid getting stranded at the most inconvenient of all times. Here are a few items to check to be sure you're not stuck out in the cold this winter:
1) Che... Read >
Author: Garry Chaples16th November 2006
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Beautiful mountains. Quaint villages. Europe is filled with sights that delight tourists and locals alike and non more beautiful than Bansko, Bulgaria. Bulgaria in general is both beautiful and picturesque and is also rich in ... Read >
Author: Mal Keenan12th October 2006
When you head to Park City, Utah this winter, you will be stepping into a world of towering mountains, challenging ski slopes, and breathtaking scenery for the most memorable ski vacation of your life. Set amongst the Rocky Mountains, Park City offers som... Read >
Author: Jennifer Weiss29th August 2006
Whistler BC Canada is an exceptional winter destination ski resort, but you do not have to pay exceptionally high prices to enjoy its breathtaking beauty and unbeatable terrain diversity.
Whistler is affordable once you know the local money-saving sec... Read >
Author: Devon OMalley16th February 2006
Due to the great variety of skis available, the beginner can easily become confused as to what equipment to get. Instead of buying a set of ski equipment right away, renting is a good option to consider. Here are some tips to help the beginning skier aong... Read >
Author: Ron King09th January 2006
There are many of us who love the automobile and the freedom that goes along with it. However, nothing lasts forever and all car owners would benefit if they knew more about their vehicle. Large repair bills can be reduced with some basic preventive maint... Read >
Author: Brennan Howe11th December 2005
Which Snow Blower is Right For You?
If there's one thing people hate about winter, it's shoveling the driveway. Clearing snow and ice from driveways and sidewalks is hard work but doing it with a snow blower will make your job much easier than shovelin... Read >
Author: Michael Lee
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