Location
BASE: 1443ft
SUMMIT: 1673ft
VERTICAL DROP: 229ft
NO. OF. LIFTS: 0
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 0
Surface: 0
BASE: 1443ft
SUMMIT: 1673ft
VERTICAL DROP: 229ft
NO. OF. LIFTS: 0
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 0
Surface: 0
It starts, as they like to say, with their terrain.
Nestled into the Beaufort Mountain range overlooking Vancouver Island and The Pacific, Mount Washington is a true snow collector, averaging more than 30 feet of snow every season.
Morgins, a chocolate box mountain village, nestled between pine forests and meadows on the Swiss French border, has been welcoming visitors for over a hundred years.
Mt. Baker Ski Area, in Northern Washington, is a powderhound mecca.
Zar mountain has ski trail with length of 1600m is one of the longest ski slopes in the Beskid Mountains. Ski resort has artificial snow system, slopes are prepared every day. Lighting and sound system allows to ski to the late hours.
Mission Ridge Ski & Board Resort, located on the eastern side of Washington's Cascade Mountains, is know for their light, dry powder snow as well as over 300 days of sunshine each year.
Pila is a famous place in Val d'Aosta. It's very easy to get there with daily buses from the airports in Milano, Torino and Bergamo. There is also a gondola that starts from Aosta City, near the rail station.
A charming village in the Brenta Dolomites centred around its fourteenth-century church and sharing the lift pass with Madonna di Campiglio (another 150km of trails). There's an illuminated cross country Trail (3 km/2 miles) .
At the border of the hight of Hautes Fagnes is teh little alpine ski centre of Ovifat situated. The ski centre offers 3 slopes with 3 lifts.
Austria’s highest glacier ski area and winter ski resort Rifflsee a garanty for great skiing. Whether you are looking for easy slopes, good snow conditions, powder or some steeper runs, Pitztal has it all.
Plan de Corones, or Kronplatz, (2275 m) is situated in the heart of Pusteria Valley and is the largest ski area in Alto Adige.
On the Planneralm, the highest ski village in Styria (1.600 to 2.200 m) winter sport still means a joyful experience of nature's beauty.