Latest Snow & Ski Resort News
Sofia Goggia Dominates Cortina d'Ampezzo Downhill With 19th World Cup Victory
Italian skiing sensation Sofia Goggia secured her 19th World Cup Downhill victory at Cortina d'Ampezzo, outpacing Norway's Kajsa Vickhoff Lie and fellow Italian Federica Brignone. The victory showcases Goggia's masterful technique on one of the most challenging courses in women's skiing, while Team USA delivered impressive performances.
Jan 19, 2025
Chairlift Collapse at Spain's Astún Ski Resort Leaves Dozens Injured
A major chairlift malfunction at Astún Ski Resort in northern Spain has resulted in over 30 injuries, with nine people in critical condition. The incident occurred when a support cable issue caused the top station bullwheel to fail, leading to a large-scale emergency response including helicopter evacuations.
Jan 18, 2025
Four Seasons Takes Over Historic Park Gstaad: $110M Swiss Alps Luxury Hotel Transformation
The legendary Park Gstaad Hotel, a cornerstone of Swiss luxury since 1910, is set for a remarkable $110 million transformation under Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts. The property will reopen in May 2026, featuring 71 rooms, luxury penthouses, and world-class amenities that blend historic charm with modern sophistication.
Jan 18, 2025
Palisades Tahoe Resort Review: Home of North American Extreme Skiing Celebrates 75 Years
Discover Palisades Tahoe, the birthplace of extreme skiing in North America and former host of the 1960 Winter Olympics. With 54% advanced terrain across 6,400 acres, including the legendary KT-22 lift, this Lake Tahoe resort continues to challenge and inspire skiers and riders after 75 years of operation.
Jan 9, 2025
Record Snowfall Drives Surge in NY Ski Resort Attendance
Heavy snowfall and ideal winter conditions have led to increased attendance at New York ski resorts, with Holiday Valley and Peek'n Peak reporting strong visitor numbers. The favourable weather has enabled extended operations and enhanced experiences for skiers and riders across Western New York's premier ski destinations.
Jan 8, 2025
Park City Ski Patrol Strike Hitting Vail Resorts Where It Hurts
The ongoing ski patrol strike at Park City Mountain Resort has created significant operational challenges for Vail Resorts during peak season. With patrollers demanding higher wages and only 50 of 350 trails initially open, this labor dispute highlights broader challenges facing one of North America's largest ski resort operators.
Jan 6, 2025