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Ski news: All that's new on the mountainside this winter

Saturday, 24 November 2007

What a difference a year makes. November 2006 was the warmest on record in the Alps. This led to race cancellations and a four-month build up of increasingly hysterical reporting that global warming meant the end of the ski world was nigh, particularly in Europe.

Get in Pole position: The Tatra mountains

Saturday, 24 November 2007

Cheap, quirky, and with plenty of snow, the Tatra mountains could really take off, says Matt Carroll

Indoor skiing: Domes sweet domes

Saturday, 24 November 2007

New indoor ski slopes are part of a revolution in UK sports centres, says Patrick Thorne

Families: Ups and downs

Saturday, 24 November 2007

Family ski holidays need careful planning, as Simon Calder found out to his cost

Winter Sports: Go east to powder heaven

Sunday, 11 November 2007

So there's not enough snow on Europe's mountains. In Hokkaido, Japan, they get daily doses of fresh white stuff. And there are luxuries you won't find in the Alps, too, says Minty Clinch

Service included: Skiing in North America

Saturday, 10 November 2007

Why go skiing in North America when Europe has so many thriving resorts? Well, for the great snow, the amazing value – and the warm welcome, says Stephen Wood

Ski Club of Great Britain: Ace of clubs

Saturday, 3 November 2007

Snowboarder Tam Leach reveals how she learned to stopped worrying about 'hearty group shenanigans' and joined the Ski Club of Great Britain

Austria: For serious skiers, there are plenty of snow-sure glaciers

Saturday, 27 October 2007

Austrian resorts offer traditional chalets and hospitality, as well as 'designer' ski lifts

Snowboarding: One foot in La Grave

Saturday, 20 October 2007

Matt Carroll tests his snowboarding skills (and his nerve) on 'Death Mountain'

Ski resorts: Go for the green run

Saturday, 20 October 2007

How well are ski resorts resolving their environmental dilemmas?

Snowboarding: Board room

Saturday, 20 October 2007

The Portes du Soleil has long been a favourite with British pro snowboarders. This rolling playground straddles Switzerland and France and boasts 650km of runs, 202 lifts and 14 villages – from Avoriaz's futuristic eyrie, to the haybarns of Champoussin, and Morzine, the largest hub. Six British 'locals' give us the lowdown...