High on the Cerdagne plateau, Bolquère – Pyrénées 2000 blends crisp mountain air with a laid-back Catalan spirit. It’s smaller and more intimate than the headline resorts, but what it …
Scanno – Passo Godi is a ski area in central Italy’s Abruzzo region, set in the Apennines. It offers a mix of gentle and intermediate slopes, with some longer runs …
Above the spa town of Krynica-Zdrój, Jaworzyna Krynicka is a well-known resort served by a gondola. It has varied terrain for beginners and intermediates, along with scenic views and a …
Monte Baldo is a unique ski area in northern Italy’s Veneto region, overlooking Lake Garda. The slopes aren’t massive, but the combination of alpine skiing with sweeping lake views makes …
Bernex is a charming Alpine village near Lake Geneva that offers a mix of scenic skiing and traditional Savoyard culture. Its slopes cater mostly to beginners and families, with panoramic …
San Domenico di Varzo is a ski resort in northern Italy’s Piedmont region, high in the Lepontine Alps near the Swiss border. It’s known for wide, open slopes that feel …
Vigo di Fassa – Pera – Ciampedie is a ski area in northern Italy’s Dolomites, part of the Val di Fassa network. It offers a mix of wide cruisers and …
Located in the Val d’Anniviers in Valais, St-Luc–Chandolin is a high-altitude ski area known for its sunny aspect and reliable snow. It offers a strong mix of intermediate and advanced …
Located near St. Kathrein am Hauenstein in Styria, Hauereck is a small, local ski area with a calm, rural setting. It offers mainly beginner and intermediate slopes, simple lift infrastructure, …
Near Bayrischzell and within easy reach of Munich, Sudelfeld is one of the largest ski areas in Bavaria. It has a broad mix of slopes and modern lifts, making it …