Skiing

For some people, a successful vacation is defined by how many hours one can spend lounging about on a beach. And then there are skiers. For people who like to hit the slopes, a holiday isn’t a holiday unless you watch the world shush by in a flurry of fresh snow. One of the world’s [...]

My son, Clayton and myself have been talking about skiing and snow for a while. All these conversations started when we watched Travel and Living channel on TV one Saturday evening. For a 4yo, snow and skiing is exciting and fun. The pictures of snowman and Christmas resonate clearly in the little heads every time [...]

Choosing the Right Skis and Boots, and Summer Skiing in SwitzerlandDCSki, DC - 7 minutes agoBecause adventures come in all shapes and sizes, so do our vacation rentals. Whether you are looking for adventure, recreation, or simply relaxation, … Original post by nathaniel

So it hasn't snowed in our part of China for about 1 1/2 months and in fact the weather is warming to the point that most of the snow is beginning to melt. Sounds like a perfect time to go skiing, right? Well believe it or not, it was perfect! Granted it was more skiing on ice than snow but it was still tons of fun.Now I know what some of you might be thinking right now - don't you live in a de

Cross Country Skiing Holidays When we think of skiing; images of hurtling down a snowy slope (and the bumps that often follow) often spring to mind. Indeed, many thousands of tourists head for the slopes each year. From the Rockies to Romania, there’s no shortage of slopes for those seeking a holiday filled with fun and excitement [...]

Extreme Skiing-the Grate Uutdoor Sportby RobertsSkiing is an out door sport and as such you need gear that will keep you warm and dry. Fundamentals are ski pants (waterproof and warm), a ski jacket, gloves, a hat (toque) and thin socks. Skiing is not all about balls - it is about balance. I have seen many friends - resolute to ski off-piste or bust - continue to bang their heads against their lack

Heli Skiing in Alaska requires airline tickets, a yahoo or mapquest map to get you there, at least five thousand dollars, and an appetite for extreme adventure. If you tube heli ski videos get you excited, and you are a great skier, then go for it. I have not yet had the opportunity to ski in Alaska, although it's a great desire. Points North Heli Adventures Inc. offers private chartered

Author: Nancy Eben Skiing is the most popular sport, among tourists and many times a reason for making their Austria travel. Austria is a destination, which is flocked by visitors all the year round, but the winters abound with number of opportunities for winter sports, of which skiing is the most popular. One look at the [...]

One of the most popular and oldest form of activity holiday and still remains to this day a top choice for many young people and families, is skiing. It is a holiday that is guaranteed to revitalise and refresh your senses, whilst providing an opportunity to relax on the resort chalets. One of the more [...]

Sand Skiing - The New Extreme SportBy: Aaron Jochum The new sport of sand skiing is just beginning to take off. For many of us, the experience of skiing in shorts and short sleeve shirts will be a new adventure - one that lets us enjoy skiing and stay in shape all the seasons of the year.What is sand skiing? It is simply the brand new extreme sport. From Palm Springs, California to Dubai, from Abu Dhab to Idaho, it's the latest extreme craze.There are two types of sand skiing. Downhill and cross-country both of which more or less mirror their snow ski counterparts.Downhill sand skiing involves finding a dune, hill, or mountain, climbing to the top of it and skiing down it. Is it fun? Lots - except for the part where you have to climb up the hill. You'll find no ski lifts, no trams, not eve

If you are one of those who simply can’t stay in one place, the one not capable of leading a tranquil life, ski resorts are just for you. In summer you may go in for surfing, coarse fishing, scuba-diving or some other extremes. But what to do in winter? Of course, your can proceed with [...]

If you are one of those who simply can’t stay in one place, the one not capable of leading a tranquil life, ski resorts are just for you. In summer you may go in for surfing, coarse fishing, scuba-diving or some other extremes. But what to do in winter? Of course, your can proceed with [...]

Located in the Penibetic mountain range in Andalucia and blessed with the highest summits in the Iberian peninsulas, Sierra Nevada is Europe’s southernmost ski resort. Skiers can look forward to 61 km of ski slopes spread over 39 runs, with 45 splendid pistes as well as 6 amazing off-piste routes covered in snow almost five [...]

We just came back from Austria where we enjoyed three days' skiing over the Easter weekend. My impressions of Austria are very good. Everyone was very friendly and helpful. We hired a car in Bratislava and drove the 450 km to Bad Gastein, about 100 km from Salzberg. My son had never skied before but caught on really fast. He had two hours of private lessons plus about 5 hours of group tuition and here he shows me what he can do. The only black boy on the slopes!

Italy may be better known for its attractive cities such as Rome, Venice and Florence than as a skiing destination, but remains one of the most popular places to ski in Europe.The main base to head for is Turin – home to the 2006 Winter Olympics - close to the neighbouring Alpine ski areas of France and Switzerland.Ski resorts close to the city include the popular Sauze d'Oulx, Bardonecchia and Sestriere, located by the French border.

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Self catering holidays are growing more popular each year in Andorra. Tourists return year after year for skiing holidays, attracted by some of the best facilities and conditions for winter sport in the whole of Europe. Andorra is situated in the Pyrenees between the border of France and Spain and in recent years has seen [...]

Spring break skiing is a popular event in Colorado. Ski safely. I was at Arapahoe Basin a few weeks ago and overheard a loud speaking skier who was bragging to his friends about how drunk he was. It was 9:00am. Now...keep in mind...if you want to be wasted by 9:00am, ok and I guess good for you. But...if you are wasted by 9:00am, I don't recommend taking runs. Just chill out in the lot. It's safer for you and the rest of us. Gosh, I don't mean to sound old, but really, if you're really wasted you shouldn't ski. rippinskiers@earthlink.net

The skiing in Bosnia Hercegovina has not been very good this year. The closest ski resort to Split, Kupres, has suffered from poor snow falls and has been closed for most of the season. Finally, last weekend weather cold enough to throw a white blanket across the region blew through and most of Split headed to [...]

To get the maximum thrills and enjoyment out of skiing you need to feel quite at home on your skis, to have complete control over them and your body at all times, to be able to swoop down any slope, curving gracefully into a turn at a speed that will bring the tears into your [...]

Mt. Bachelor is one mountain in central Oregon that really stands out on the horizon. And, although it hasn’t erupted for the past six or eight thousand years, Mt. Bachelor is actually an active, cone-shaped volcano. This combination of being both mountain and volcano makes Mt. Bachelor a rather unique vacation destination. In the [...]

With the HUGE SNOWPACK we have here in the Utah Ski Resorts, this year promises to be one of the best “spring skiing” years we’ve had in a long time!  There’s nothing better than waking up on a beautiful, sunny day and hitting the slopes.  You can wear fewer layers, sit in the sun outside during lunch, and just enjoy the outdoors in general on days like this!  Sure, the snow might be a little slushy at the bottom of the mountain, but all in all, it is pretty nice and soft.  It gets you thinking about summer, and the warm days to come, but while still enjoying the great Utah snow.  This year, there might even be the opportunity to ski twice in a day!  If the snow pack lasts long enough, then in late May/June, you can actually SNOW SKI

In one of the weirdest soccer games ever, a snow storm attacked the green field and filled it with the white snow and kept heavily snowing, surprisingly the game was not aborted and it was played to the end in one of the hardest soccer games ever, that turned into Blind Skiing Soccer!!!!Check the photos out:A Faisaly (Jordan) player slided on the field!!Goal for Faisaly (Jordan)Faisaly (Jordan) enjoying the great goal and slidingHeavily Snowing !!!Bench Players watching and trying to stay warm!!White Field (Blind Skiing Football)One sided white referee's head loooool :)

It's been yet another amazing week in Durango. The week started with sunshine, and it felt like spring was already here. Luckily the temperature kept going back down, saving the snow from melting. Thursday we started getting some new snow, it's all good now. Fresh powder, perfect temperature, just in the low 30's. I was skiing with the boys on Thursday, and me, Matt and Kris ate lunch at the 10,000 feet on our ski break. Then the snow really started coming down, and we had half of a foot fresh snow on the top of our skis. I was so proud of Kris - he did so good in the powder snow. I think I'm really going to miss these "just three of us" days when he goes to Kindergarten this fall. On the other hand I can't wait that mommy and daddy can just drop the kids off at school and go and ski toge

I’m going to Switzerland at the end of February, which I’m most excited about. Hold on – that sentence sounded most Jane Austen-esque (overly romantic sentiments conveyed through stilted dialogue). I’d better stop myself there before I get charged with an insult to Eliza Bennet offence. But there is a reason I’ve been conveyed back to the [...]

It's time to go skiing again. For the last couple of years we have been going to Dolomites this time of year. Civetta is the destination of our choice. We obviously like it a lot (otherwise we wouldn't be going there year after year) and we can hardly wait to hit the road tommorrow after lunch. I hope we'll have nice weather and as many nice photo opportunities as possible. If you want, you

The Route, which runs through France, Italy and Switzerland, dates back to the mid-1800s. At one end is Chamonix, France; at the other, Zermatt, Switzerland. In between are enough glaciated ridges and sheer drops to make you wonder why you didn't just stay home. But by no other means will you enjoy so intimate an experience of the winter Alps. Both Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn are on the Route, and the scenery's scale is never less than majestic. Nor will you suffer much privation, since, at intervals of approximately one day's travel, a stone hut like a little castle awaits you, light and warmth emanating from its windows, food simmering on the stove and wine waiting in the larder.

Alana and I went to the Jones Street Boys show at Soundfix in Brooklyn last week. If you've never been there, it's a newly redone cross between a show space and a coffee shop, attached to a great record shop. Normally, it's just about the most relaxed show space around. Apparently not when the Jones Street Boys are there.The music itself was really incredible, and having seen the band a ton of times, including Danny Erker and Jon Hull in their previous band, I've never heard them sound better. Their midwest tour did them well in many ways.I have no idea where the wigs and sombrero came from, but I'm pretty sure it had something to do with the beer.The Jones Street Boys Website

Seems like all the people from i-sense are packed with work. Maybe thats because of the new homepage which is to be out soon. *hinthint*But believe it or not, we are going skiing this weekend. On saturday we will spread chaos over the piste at the Zugspitze. On sunday we will do a little hiking through the beautiful scenery near Grainau, the hometown of the founders. :) So if you want to meet us, you will find us on the top of the mountains with a chilled wheat beer, relaxing from stress...

Since in Trevalli there are no night skiing opportunities, we had to find something else to do during late hours. It is quite usual for our group to cause some mild disturbance in an otherwise peaceful family vacation environment. This time however it was not the case. There was this group of 18 men (aged 40 to 50) stationed in the same building with us and they were true party animals. We

For New Year’s Eve we drove north to Lake Bled, Slovenia. The town had been so highly recommended by many people coming into our laundromat in Split that we decided we had to visit. The 6 hour drive up the auto cesta from Split to Bled took us passed Rijeka and Ljubljana. The thick covering of [...]

Submitted By: James BrownYou can find what you want in a ski resort in one of these top ten places. Voted the best ten by readers of SKI magazine.1. Vail, Colorado: This is a complex of three ski areas. Combined yet described as three distinct skiing areas. The Back Bowls is 3,017 acres. The frontside has 1,627 acres. The smallest, Blue Sky Basin is 645 acres. An exciting place to ski with a downhill run to thrill the most sophisticated tourist. The new Arrabelle Hotel Complex is opening this year. The popular Blue Moon restaurant is being renovated. This is an adult playground with skiing as a large part of it. If snow doesn't fall there -- they have a machine to make their own as many resorts now do. According to tourists the worst thing that can happen is your cell phone service doesn't

On the first day of her vacation, a woman fell and broke her leg. As the doctor examined her, she moaned, "Why couldn't this have happened on my last day of skiing?"He looked up. "This IS your last day of skiing."

Divid J. Pfahler, 60-year-old man from Allentown, Pa., is suing a boy and his dad, saying that the boy was skiing recklessly and caused an accident that injured his shoulder.  The skiing collision happened in January, and now the 60-year-old man has sued  8-year-old Scott Swimm and his father, Robb Swimm, in a federal court. According to the suit, Pfahler is asking for compensation for the physical therapy required for his torn shoulder, as well as compensation for nursing, vacation time, medical services by his wife and a few other expenses.  The suit says that Pfahler and his wife lost approximately $75,000. The boy’s fathered said he witnessed the accident, and that his son was in control and was skiing slowly.  He said, “It wasn’t a violent collision or anything; Scott just kind of tapped his ski boots.”  The mother, Susan Swimm, said “Who in the world sues a child,” and that “it just boggles my mind every day.”

Since I’m in the boonies here in California, there isn’t much winter this year let alone snow. I have no idea what that is! As I’ve told a few, I only ever saw snow once in my life and that was this year, in Feb. I was like a kid in a candy store. So, I can only imagine what those of you in Europe get to enjoy. I think it would be amazing to experience a true winter like that doing a little skiing sitting around a fire with friends, drinking hot chocolate and just enjoying the beautiful surroundings of not only the people but your location. I mentioned I have some friends heading to France and they are going soon, in the prime of winter. I’m not quite sure what the weather is like around that time but I can only imagine it must be delightful. Supertravel has these really awesome skiing trips in not only beautiful chalets like the Courchevel chalet but also, to my taste, 4 star hotels. With full on service - nice! And if having that winter dream I mentioned befor

While mushers and skiers are busy praying for more snow, I’m spending my energy wishing it away. I used to really enjoy downhill skiing, but one outing to Mount Sima a bunch of years ago convinced me that the only people who can enjoy downhill skiing on Yukon snow are those who have never experienced BC coastal powder. Ah, the memories of being waist-deep in the stuff, careening down suicidally-steep slopes!! But I do enjoy the feeling of skiing - virtually flying along the ground - so the new “TRIKKE Carving Vehicles” caught my attention. A full-body workout machine that’s also fun, for about $200! Check out the video and dream warm    

Just a reminder to be skiing on your ski days. Week ski days are coming up. There are not many for those who have to work during the week, so take advantage and ski this upcoming week. If you can't everyone else will for you. I know it will be busy, but it's going to be so worth it!http://rippinskiers.comrippinskiers@earthlink.net

How about having a thrill like heli-skiing in Alaska? Let’s try it, now! You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video It’s time to tour in a very beautiful landscape like Thompson Pass in Alaska. You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video

Skiing in November in Colorado is fun! Arapahoe Basin is the only mountain I have been to this year. I have arrived no later than 8:15am on each of my five ski days this year. This was my first Saturday and Sunday ski weekend for the 2007-2008 ski year.Yesterday, I skied from top to bottom at A-Basin from 8:30ish to 12:30ish. It was my first solo day, so I experienced the fast moving singles line. I listened to Robert Johnson and then a Phish concert. Driving home, I listened to a Grateful Dead show from Dick's Picks.I skied again this morning. Top to Bottom was fast!!! Always a warning to anyone planning on skiing at this time of year...CAUTION...new skiers and snowboarders, as in brand new are daring enough to ski during this time.I saw the Montezuma Bowl yesterday. It is so cool to see a new lift station to the left of the Lenawee lift at the top. You can walk on the cat walk to the top and look at the terrain. There is so much diversity in the land contour in the Mont

Fight global warming. Check this out - skiing in Aspen in your bathing suit to support the fight against Global Warming! Colorado GREEN Action Network"Building Community Awareness of Environmental Issues that Impact Individual and Global Health"Keep Winter Cold National Polar Bear PlungeWhere: Aspen, ColoradoWhen: December 8, 2007Time: TBDWhat: Skiing down the mountain in our bathing suits to raise awareness about global warmingAccommodations: Are going fast in Glenwood Springs as the Women's Downhill Gold Cup is the same weekendContact: greenactionnet@aol.com for more informationSchedule: Event- as described below with short press event following. More to be added.http://www.climateemergency.org/joomla/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=327&Itemid=181December 8 is International Climate Action Day, and the National Polar Bear Plunge will integrate U.S. climate efforts with actions around the world. M

By: Elmo Kandel Around a year ago, I went on a skiing vacation to France and had a great time by all accounts. The best part was that I went with all my friends, all of which had varied abilities, but were all eager to give it a go. Some of my friends compete in competitions and the like, whilst others have only been on the slopes a few times in their life. The fact is that we were all really looking forward to it, and we were all sure to enjoy ourselves whilst we were away. Unfortunately, we don’t spend much time together, as we all go to different colleges, whilst others are trying to make it through the rat race. When we decided to book the holiday I was delighted to hear that everybody was able to make it, and that everyone had promised to save up enough money to really enjoy themselves while we were away. The cost of booking the holiday worked out at around $300 for accommodation for the week as we were going to be staying at a backpacker’s location, and it was only going to c

By: Elmo Kandel The Pyrenees Mountains are located across the border between France and Spain. Also on this border is the tiny principality of Andorra, as small country that’s skiing crazy! With two prominent world class ski resorts, Andorra is an excellent place to escape it all; a relaxing, picturesque, quaint place, with mountain views to take your breath away. And because it is so near France, you can always make a stop off in Andorra for a day or two on another European ski break.Andorra is situated itself across the Pyrenees, and has a long and protracted dalliance with snow sports. Since the installation of their first ski lift in 1956, Andorra has been a great ski resort, and a great vacation for the hundreds of thousands of ski tourists who have wisely chosen to visit. For minimal fee, you can experience the wonder of skiing in Andorra, and enjoy the surprising depth of culture Andorra holds so dear.The Grandvalira resort is situated high in the Pyrenees mountain range, and

Miranda broke her legshe saddled the surface where she felland was taken back to the lodge.a cold seatbroken wood in the fireall the way from Old Navy she beganan afternoon of delightwith her friendsand now a broken foot by the fire.

Something in the ring, something in the walk, something in the way, something in the night: looking back over the last slew of posts, we started with a found sound in africa - table'd against the night, ringing cell tones over the air and ghosts voices. It haunted two chicken taps against your bike helmet, and pages from a wooden bowl.Venture forward, and we shuffled in a metal bag from Berlin, skipping duct tape and closing melody.Clasping hands, wringing tents, and shoveling forward through the rain on your german bike ride. Skipping steps and finding sound. Drowsy lipstick applied on your way to the umbrella diner, a rainy peruse, drizzled through the night. Scathing answers, it's a spy-game wringing.Golden rings of noisy affairs through the Qing Dynasty. A lemon growth becomes a wall of sound. Suddenly we're growing: our arms, our limbs, our days, our tastes, our whims, our colds, our growths. Suddenly we're growing and we're not sure we like it.Taste the coffee, the morning c

By Shaun ParkerIndeed the seasons are changing, no one can argue that the snow is coming later, but few will realise that it is also staying for much longer. We are seeing some of the best snow arriving mid to late march, and lasting well into April and May. Maybe skiers need to start changing their habits for their annual ski holidays?From my own observations over the 20 years that I have been immersed in the industry, the snow has not degraded over the past two decades; it has simply chosen to start coming later on. But not so late that it has wiped out the traditional and favoured time of year to go skiing, which is of course Christmas.Ten years ago the temperatures would drop in late October and the first snow would arrive in late November. A base layer would have formed by the first week in December, allowing skiers to enjoy cold, dry snow from early December on.In those days Easter skiing was a luxury only afforded by those who could justify the expense of an elite "high altitude

I know summer holidays has just ended and you may think that it is too early to discuss about Christmas holidays. But if you are a seasoned traveler, you know August is not too early for that peak season, especially if you are planning for a ski vacation.Here is your answer to a well-planned ski vacation at Whistler. Let's begin with a look at Whistler accommodation website that lists a huge collection of lovely ski retreats from 1 -10 bedroom properties at the location of your choice. The comprehensive website features Whistler lodging with nice photos and clear details of what to expect for the chosen accommodation, whether it's an apartment or a mountain townhome.There are so many beautiful snow-covered properties that it is hard to decide which one is the best of the lot! But if I were to pick one, I would like one that has tall expansive views of the mountains and ski fields like the Northern Lights 16. This property is great for big groups as it comes with 5 bedrooms and sleeps

Like their northern hemisphere namesake, there is great food and wine, snow and skiing, and a lively nightlife in the Southern Alps in New Zealand. One of the top resorts is Queenstown, where holidaymakers can access the Remarkables mountain range, where the north facing slopes catch plenty of winter sun. The resort is one of the most southern on the country's South Island, and is renowned as a year-round active holiday hotspot, attracting travellers on walking and cycling holidays once the snow melts.

The heaviest snow seen in the Otago, South Island area for many years as reported on previously, meant that the ski fields opened as planned. High winds after the heavy snow fall meant that much of that snow was blown away. Treble Cone and Cardrona ski fields opened with limited ski runs being available for the disappointed shool holiday crowds. With 25cm of fresh snowfall over the weekend, Wanaka’s Treble Cone has now been able to opened all runs. Operations staff worked frantically Saturday to prepare the Saddle Basin for opening that afternoon. Cardrona situated on the mountains between Wanaka and Queenstown now also has all facilities open. Accommodation providers in both Queenstown and Wanaka have reported full occupancy due to the combination of the ski season coupled with Australian and New Zealand school holidays. Wanaka has employed a full time parking inspector to enforce via parking infringements, Wanaka’s parking problems that plague both Queenstown and Wanaka at this b

Skiing holidays have long enjoyed luxury status, being a favoured pastime of the rich and famous, such as the British royal family. Every year, Prince Charles takes William and Harry on a two-week break to Klosters in the Swiss Alps.

Here’s one for all you Donnie and Marie Osmond fans. I was with a group of friends at some lake where we were all taking turns water skiing. The next couple to get into the water were Donnie and Maries Osmond, although Donnie wasn’t Donnie…but he was. It was weird. So they start water skiiing and the view I have of them is like I’m traveling along through the air just above and to the left of them, like a camera angle of someone water skiing if you were to see it in a movie. They’re going along fine, and then he lifts her on his shoulders where she stays for a few seconds then starts to fall behind him head first toward the water! My feelings are ones of utter horror as I’m expecting that she is going to smash into the water and break her neck or get injured really badly some other way. However, when she hits the water, she immediately bounces back up in the air and back onto his shoulders. It was a trick! She did it on purpose! So there they were,

The area we are visiting now, is South Tyrol. In German: Südtirol. In Italian: Alto Adige, Sudtirolo or Sud Tirolo. Officially, it is called the "Autonomous Province of Bolzano-Bozen".It lays south of the Alps, and is a part of Italy, even though everyone here has German as their mother tongue. They must be the only Italians who greet you, not with "Buongiorno", but with "Gruessgott" (translated:"Greet God"), just like in Austria.It is a piece of land which the Italians nicked from Austria during World War I. This makes interesting history.When Austria-Hungary, in 1914, declared war against Serbia, thus starting World War I, Italy remained neutral at first, but was soon dragged into the turmoil. The front line followed mostly the then Austrian-Italian border, which ran right through the highest mountains of the Alps. The ensuing front became known as the "War in ice and snow", as troops occupied the highest mountains and glaciers all year long. Twelve metres (40 feet) of snow were a u

Prince William and his royal bride-to-be Kate Middleton take to the slopes of Switzerland for a once-in-a-lifetime ski trip.Upon leaving their Swiss Alps resort, Wills‘ gorgeous girlfriend Kate reportedly had a run-in with another skier. ICE one, Kate! The two knocked each other down, covering themselves in head-to-toe snow. Luckily, neither party was injured!Wills, 24, and Kate, 25, are said to be staying in a $33,000-per-week chalet during their week-long break with friends in the exclusive Swiss resort of Zermatt.

internet advertisingThe snow on the slopes may be melting, but this ostrich plans to ski until there’s nothing left:I wonder how they train ostriches to ski? I’ve actually been told this is part of an advertisement for a Japanese railway system (which, of course, makes perfect sense). Youtube!Technorati tags: Youtube video clip funny ostrich

I'm going skiing with my darling K and my parents in a couple of weeks so therefore I needed a new skiing outfit. I bought this Esprit jacket with matching pants to keep me worm in the ski slopes. The only thing remaining to complete the outfit is a fancy woolly hat and gloves. Haven't found any that I like yet…If you have any suggestions please let me know!I haven't been skiing for the last 4 years so it's exiting to see if I can stand on the skis without falling on my bum all the time ;-) _uacct = "UA-1121149-1"; urchinTracker();

I'm leaving for vacation tomorrow morning! I'm going skiing in the north of Sweden. It's going to be sooo nice to leave home for a whole week and do something else. Me and my boyfriend is travelling with my parents and my brother so it will be a bit crowded in the car, we will drive for 10 hours, puhh... Off curse I will show you pics from my Holiday when I'm home again or if I can find a Internet Cafe. So see ya next week ;-) _uacct = "UA-1121149-1"; urchinTracker();

Mt. Bachelor is one mountain in central Oregon that really stands out on the horizon. And, although it hasn’t erupted for the past six or eight thousand years, Mt. Bachelor is actually an active, cone-shaped volcano. This combination of being both mountain and volcano makes Mt. Bachelor a rather unique vacation destination. In the [...]

Self catering holidays are growing more popular each year in Andorra. Tourists return year after year for skiing holidays, attracted by some of the best facilities and conditions for winter sport in the whole of Europe. Andorra is situated in the Pyrenees between the border of France and Spain and in recent years has seen [...]

Located in the Penibetic mountain range in Andalucia and blessed with the highest summits in the Iberian peninsulas, Sierra Nevada is Europe’s southernmost ski resort. Skiers can look forward to 61 km of ski slopes spread over 39 runs, with 45 splendid pistes as well as 6 amazing off-piste routes covered in snow almost five [...]

I had a great day skiing at Nanshan Ski Village in Miyun County, Beijing. I'm by no means a great skiier, so I didn't really need much of a challenge to be satisfied. I was happy just to discover that the skills I picked up through the five ...

I had a great day skiing at Nanshan Ski Village in Miyun County, Beijing. I'm by no means a great skiier, so I didn't really need much of a challenge to be satisfied. I was happy just to discover that the skills I picked up through the five ...

Self catering holidays are growing more popular each year in Andorra. Tourists return year after year for skiing holidays, attracted by some of the best facilities and conditions for winter sport in the whole of Europe.