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1 week ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel |Pete Thompson
I knew I had struck gold in Innsbruck long before setting eyes on the two-time Winter Olympic host city’s most famous glistening landmark. My only previous visit to the former capital of Austria had been all too brief, so I jumped at the chance to return for a ski-city break. The spectacular mountain views on the descent to Innsbruck Airport set the tone for a jaw-dropping jaunt.
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3 weeks ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel
Looking to kick-start your career in the snowsports industry without hopping on a plane? Thanks to an exciting partnership between Snowsport England and Snowcentres Limited, you can train to become an internationally-recognised ski or snowboard instructor at The Snow Centre, Hemel Hempstead or Chill Factore, Manchester.
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3 weeks ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel
More Than 20 Epic Pass Resorts Open for Spring Skiing & SnowboardingSpring skiing and snowboarding is in full swing with longer days, warmer temperatures and fresh snow still falling. Across Vail Resorts owned and operated mountains, 21 resorts are still open for spring turns, pond skims, goggle tans and fresh tracks across the West, Rockies, East and Europe.
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1 month ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel
Prepare to hit the slopes in style and save big with Ellis Brigham’s end-of-season sale! With up to 40% off selected snowsports clothing and equipment, this is your chance to snag top-quality winter gear for less. Whether you’re an experienced skier or snowboarder, or simply love the great outdoors, there’s something for everyone. Plus, enjoy free UK delivery on orders over £80, click and collect to your nearest store, and free in-store ski boot fitting appointments.
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1 month ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel
As the vibrant snow season winds down, Tyrol transforms into a celebratory playground for skiers, snowboarders, and party lovers alike. Picture this: spring sunshine glinting off pristine pistes and high-energy mountain events brimming with music, food, and good vibes. If you haven’t already planned your spring adventures, Tyrol’s incredible end of season events will give you every reason to extend your time on the slopes.
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1 month ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel
We all dream of that perfect ski holiday when everything goes right. You know the one—travel from the UK goes smoothly—no queues, no crowds, no rush, with a comfortable, easy transfer. Then your accommodation completely exceeds your expectations—blissful comfort, superb service, fabulous food. Then, out on the slopes, the skies are blue, the wind has dropped, the snow is fresh, the slopes are uncrowded, and there’s a great mountain restaurant for those refuelling stops.
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1 month ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel |Patrick Thorne
Conditions are excellent in the Alps right now, and the good news is that last-minute chalet holidays are still available in March and April, so you don’t need to miss out on all that fabulous snow and sunshine!Inghams has been organising ski holidays to the mountains for 90 years, building an unrivalled reputation for the quality and high service standards that they provide.
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1 month ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel
The right base layers are incredibly important for anyone on the slopes. They keep your body temperature in check, wick away sweat, and stop those dreaded chills. In this guide, we’ll break down this year’s best base layers, with options for all budgets and performance needs. What to Look for in a BaselayerChoosing the perfect baselayer isn’t just about picking the warmest one—it’s about performance.
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1 month ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel
Scott Vest Airflow W’sRRP: £140 Now £112The SCOTT Airflow Women’s Vest has quickly become one of my favourite pieces of skiing gear. From the very first run, I could tell that comfort had been a top priority in its design. The lightweight build made it effortlessly wearable; I almost forgot I had it on! The ventilated structure was a game-changer too.
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2 months ago | 
inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel |Patrick Thorne
Spring Skiing in Austria is a fabulous time of year to hit the slopes, with the sun shining and a relaxed, holiday feel in ski resorts. However, you do need to ensure there’s still sufficient snow, which usually means heading to ski resorts with high-altitude, north-facing slopes, often with glaciers beneath. Fortunately, Austria has plenty of these, with centres staying open into late spring and, in some cases, even summer.
