This winter confused a lot of skiers. If you spent the season chasing snow, you probably asked the same question everyone else did: What happened? Why did Colorado and Utah struggle for consistent snow, while the Northeast and the Alps got hammered at times? Why were there weeks of dry weather followed by massive dumps? And why did avalanche danger remain so elevated for so long? Meet the Meteorologists In the latest Where to Ski podcast episode, we sat down with two moun

“When my parents tell stories about how it was back in the day compared to now,” she says, “it’s a completely new town.

Sölden continues to attract everyone from first-day skiers to freeriders chasing deep days.

The 2026 Winter Olympics put Italy's spectacular mountains firmly in the spotlight. With Cortina d’Ampezzo hosting the women's alpine skiing and Bormio hosting the men's events, skiers from around the world will have a rare opportunity to combine watching Olympic competition with a ski trip through some of the most beautiful mountains in Europe. But there is a catch. If your dream is to watch an Olympic downhill in the morning and then casually click into your skis and disapp

Discover Åre, Sweden’s premier ski resort. Explore terrain, history, and expert insights from Olympic medalist Lars-Börje Eriksson

Courchevel 1850 Meet Manu Pristine well-groomed runs, elegant alpine villages, and ski-in/ski-out, well that's Courchevel, the jewel of the Trois Vallées ski area in France. In the latest episode of the Where to Ski podcast, host John Morgan explores the glamour and grit of skiing in Courchevel with world freeride champion and mountain guide Manu Gaidet, who has called these mountains home for over 25 years. Manu Gaidet Groomed Perfection Meets Big-Mountain Adventure For begi

Hubert has chronicled life in his adopted home state not just capturing the image but capturing what’s behind the image

/ There are plenty of ski races where the goal is simple: get to the bottom faster than everyone else. Then there is the Inferno Ski Race in Mürren, Switzerland. The Inferno is a little different. It combines serious ski racing with an unusually open, international and distinctly Swiss atmosphere. Elite racers, strong amateurs and dedicated recreational skiers all show up to test themselves on a course that can stretch from Schilthorn all the way down toward Lauterbrunnen. Th

The newest hot spot for skiing is Norway. This episode takes us to Narvik Norway (Narvikfjellet), 1500KM north of Oslo

The Eiger I've wanted to do this episode for a while. The Bernese Oberland is like stepping into a picture postcard with the small villages of Wengen, Murren and Grindlewald hosting some amazing skiing. All with the famed Eiger as the backdrop. If your idea of the perfect ski trip includes spectacular mountains, incredible skiing, charming villages, modern lifts, great food, and just enough après-ski to keep things interesting, skiing the Jungfrau region of Switzerland deserv

A conversation with Anna Schranz For generations, families have lived, worked and skied in this spectacular corner of the Austrian Alps. Today, St. Anton is one of the world's best-known ski destinations, connected by lifts and tramways to the extraordinary Arlberg ski area, including Lech, Zürs, Stuben and St. Christoph. But behind the glamorous hotels, legendary après-ski and world-class skiing is something much more interesting: a real community. To understand it, you have

The Mountains at the Heart of the Haute-Savoie with Jean-Michel Poupart The Mont Blanc Valley is so amazing we decided to do our first video podcast - we hope you enjoy it. Chamonix is in the French Alps just north of Mont Blanc, and about an hours drive south of Geneva. Between the peaks of the Aiguilles Rouges and the Aiguille du Midi, it borders Switzerland and Italy and sits at the foot of Mont Blanc. It is one of the oldest ski resorts in France. AND Chamonix has some in

Dave Ryding talks about the "Diamond of the Alps" At the very end of Ötztal valley about an hour and twenty minute drive west from...

Once in your Life with Christophe and Marco St Moritz ... You Need to do it once ...five star hotels, Michelin starred restaurants, designer boutiques, and high class apres-ski... this is St. Moritz. Set high in Switzerland’s Engadin Valley, close to the Italian border, St. Moritz has been a winter sports destination since 1866. It is famous for five-star hotels, designer boutiques, Michelin-starred restaurants and an unmistakable air of luxury, but don't make the mistake of

Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy Traveling to and skiing in Italy is fun – the ambiance, the skiing the food and the people all make it unforgettable. Today we are going to the Dolomite region of Italy- two hours north of Venice. The most celebrated ski town in the Dolomites is Cortina d’Ampezzo – Cortina is a UNESCO World Heritage Site with great on and off-piste skiing in some of Europe's most spectacular mountain scenery. Cortina will also be the host resort of the 2026 Winter O

In this podcast we explore the Arlberg region of Austria, the cradle of skiing and one of the largest ski regions in the world