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Lucas Braathen Takes Brazil's First Alpine World Cup Win in Levi Slalom
Nov 18, 2025

Lucas Braathen Takes Brazil's First Alpine World Cup Win in Levi Slalom

Lucas Braathen's switch from Norwegian to Brazilian colours has delivered immediate results, with the 24-year-old claiming victory in Levi's opening slalom. It's a historic first World Cup win for Brazil, though questions remain about what this nationality change actually means for alpine racing's traditional power structures.

Michael Fulton
Early Season North America: Which Ski Resorts Are Open Right Now?
Nov 18, 2025

Early Season North America: Which Ski Resorts Are Open Right Now?

The 2025-26 North American ski season is underway with resorts across Colorado, Alberta, and Vermont opening their lifts. From Keystone's surprise first-to-open move to Sunshine Village's impressive 38 runs already available, here's exactly what terrain you can access right now and which resorts are offering the best early season conditions.

Michael Fulton
Val Gardena Opens 4 December: What's Actually New for 2025/26
Nov 17, 2025

Val Gardena Opens 4 December: What's Actually New for 2025/26

Val Gardena opens 4 December 2025 with access to the Dolomiti Superski network. Beyond the standard Christmas markets and World Cup racing, the resort has widened a competition piste ahead of the 2031 World Championships and added hybrid buses to its transport fleet.

Michael Fulton
Obertauern Bans Uphilling as Austrian Resorts Crack Down on Ski Touring
Nov 16, 2025

Obertauern Bans Uphilling as Austrian Resorts Crack Down on Ski Touring

Obertauern has issued a blanket ban on uphilling within resort boundaries for 2025-26, citing safety concerns after years of conflict. The decision adds the Austrian resort to a growing list implementing outright bans rather than managed access, despite local guides questioning the safety rationale.

Michael Fulton
Boyne Resorts Winter 2025/26 Upgrades: New Lifts, Snowmaking, and Mountain Improvements
Nov 14, 2025

Boyne Resorts Winter 2025/26 Upgrades: New Lifts, Snowmaking, and Mountain Improvements

Boyne Resorts continues its five-year infrastructure investment with new lifts at Alpental and Big Sky, doubled snowmaking capacity at Sunday River, and various dining additions across its North American properties. Here's what's actually changing for the 2025/26 winter season across their 10 ski resorts from Michigan to Montana.

Michael Fulton
Kronplatz Will Be Italy's First Ski Resort for 2024/25 Season
Nov 13, 2025

Kronplatz Will Be Italy's First Ski Resort for 2024/25 Season

Kronplatz in South Tyrol opens 29 November, making it Italy's first operational ski resort this season. With the Milano-Cortina Olympics drawing attention to the country's major resorts, this 121km ski area offers an alternative for those looking to avoid the Olympic circus and accompanying crowds.

Michael Fulton
Kirkwood Mountain Resort: Tahoe's Deep Snow and Advanced Terrain Destination for Serious Skiers
Nov 9, 2025

Kirkwood Mountain Resort: Tahoe's Deep Snow and Advanced Terrain Destination for Serious Skiers

Kirkwood Mountain Resort stands apart in Tahoe with the region's deepest snowfall (354 inches annually), 58% advanced/expert terrain, and a refreshingly uncrowded atmosphere. Discover why this remote alpine valley offers California's most authentic skiing experience, where challenging terrain and quality snow take priority over flashy amenities.

Michael Fulton
10 Best Ski Resorts in Colorado Ranked for the 2025-26 Season
Nov 9, 2025

10 Best Ski Resorts in Colorado Ranked for the 2025-26 Season

Colorado stands as the undisputed capital of American skiing, combining reliable snowfall, varied terrain, and the legendary Rocky Mountain powder. With over 300 days of sunshine annually and some of the most accessible high-elevation skiing in North America, it's no wonder why Colorado draws skiers and snowboarders from around the globe.

Michael Fulton
Garmisch Classic Ski Resort Review: Olympic History and Bavarian Skiing at Its Best
Nov 5, 2025

Garmisch Classic Ski Resort Review: Olympic History and Bavarian Skiing at Its Best

Garmisch Classic combines Olympic heritage, varied terrain across 40km of trails, and authentic Bavarian culture at prices significantly lower than other European destinations. With a massive 1,350m vertical drop and terrain for all abilities, this German resort offers exceptional value for Australians seeking European skiing without Swiss or French price tags.

Michael Fulton

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