Cairngorm Mountain above Aviemore in Scotland has finally decided to call it a day on their 2009-10 ski season after opening in June for the first time in 18 years.
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Cairngorm Mountain above Aviemore in Scotland has finally decided to call it a day on their 2009-10 ski season after opening in June for the first time in 18 years.
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Niseko in Japan, is widely renowned as the second snowiest ski resort in the world (behind Mt Baker in Washington State, USA), reported its 09-10 season snowfall was, “a little above average” with a total of 18 metres (about 60 feet) of snow.
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Looking to cool off in Italy this summer? Your are just in luck, following the re-opening of the country’s third glacier, Val Senales this past week. It joins Passo Stelvio and the Presena glacier above Passo Tonale, which had one red and one black run open at the weekend but it likely to close in the near future. However, Cervinia will re-open a week on Saturday for summer skiing and boarding keeping the Italian choices up at three.
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The Dachstein glacier in southern Austria has re-opened for summer skiing this weekend, two weeks later than planned. A glitch following the replacement of the first steel cable installed in 1969, was responsible for postponed opening. As a result lift operators, Planai-Hochwurzen-Railways slashed season-ticket prices.
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Zell am See recently announced that its new public pool complex will officially open this October just in time for the coming winter season.
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The next time your boss calls to ask about your whereabouts, you can easily reply ‘I’m in a meeting’…that’s of course if you happen to be skiing down Chile’s Valle Nevado.
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A new gondola that looks set to be one of the most architecturally spectacular in Austria is under construction at Solden.
Work on the mountain base of the new lift, up to the Gaislachkogl peak, began last summer to allow the concrete foundations time to set. The lift proper will be installed this summer ready to begin operation next winter.
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