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Solo Skiing in the Alps

Want to go skiing but your friends don’t have the cash? Your family isn’t interested in skiing? Want to venture out on your first ski holiday but don’t know anyone who skis? Don’t stay at home just because you have no one to bring along, venture out on a solo ski trip and you are […]

What’s on for New Years

New Years in the Alps is a magical time. Resorts go all out with their firework displays and there are a number of bands playing, torchlit descents, and activities for kids to keep everyone entertained. Things will be different this year, but there’ll still be the same magical atmosphere. Happy 2020 everyone – let’s hope 2021 has […]

A Beginner’s Guide to Telemarking

Although telemarking it is not the number one sport on the slopes, it is becoming trendy these days. Many people come into it looking for a new challenge and a way to push themselves on the mountain. Telemarking is a tough technique to master but when it works, it feels amazing! Yes those thighs will […]

Safety on the Slopes

We love skiing! Be it the amazing views, outdoor exercise, exploring a new city or country, bonding with family and friends  – there are so many benefits and reasons to enjoy time out on the mountain. But like all good things, there are certain risks. Have a blast but don’t forget to stay safe as well. Here’s some tips to […]

How to Read Avalanche Signs

Understanding Avalanche Warning Levels The snow is falling fast and we are getting pretty excited about the winter ahead. For the powder hounds among you there is nothing better than getting fresh tracks but mountain safety and avalanche awareness are vital if you want to enjoy the amazing off-piste on offer. There is a lot […]

The Evolution of Ski Style

Ski Style Through the Ages Ski style has changed a lot since it’s origins. Outfits that to us today look ridiculous, were at one point stylish and practical. Ski style has largely been influenced by functionality (warmth, ease of movement) but also by economics. Skiing was only for the wealthy during the early century and for those […]

10 Christmas Gifts for your Favourite Skier

It’s nearly time to crack open your advent calendar, mulled wine is back on the menu and you are on tenterhooks waiting to hear that first Christmas song in the supermarket – yes my friends the festive season is nearly upon us. And with it the task of Christmas shopping – but what to buy […]

Ski Holidays on a Shoestring

OK, so maybe a shoestring is over egging it slightly. But with a little creativity and pre-planning you can still holiday in some of the finest ski resorts, while on a budget. Admitedly you can spend a fortune skiing in Courchevel or Verbier. And that’s the point for some; and the lure for some of the wealthier visitors. […]

Life Lessons to Learn from Eddie the Eagle

Five skiing life lessons to learn from the Eddie The Eagle movie The ultimate underdog real life story of Eddie “The Eagle” Edwards, who managed to make it to the 1988 Winter Olympic Games despite being entirely self funded, will be making its way to the big screen in 2016. Considering the fact that he […]

5 Best Après Spots in the Alps

After a long day on the slopes you just want an early evening, right? No thanks. Après ski is a legendary part of a ski or snowboarding trip. If you’re looking to drink too much, dance on the table in your ski boots and stumble on home, there will likely be lots of others joining […]

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Ski Apps Review – the old & the new

APPS, APPS, APPS! It can be hard to stay on top of all the new apps being developed each day. And if you’re looking for some helpful and high-tech tools for the mountain there are a number of apps to choose from. Two years ago we wrote about some of our favourite ski apps. We’re here to give […]