In The Snow

InTheSnow, the biggest ski and snowboard magazine in the UK, is available in vibrant, glossy print and is offered for free at numerous locations around the globe. This magazine stands out with its large tabloid format, providing ample space for both advertisements and articles. This unique size ensures that your promotions get noticed, delivering exceptional results at competitive prices.

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Peak Retreats launches the Epic 21 cycling challenge

2 days ago | inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel

Award-winning French Alps specialist, Peak Retreats, has launched a new road cycling challenge, The Epic 21, for keen amateur cyclists looking for a bucket-list challenge. This new cycling challenge will take place in legendary Alpe d’Huez in Isère from 6 to 11 June 2026. The challenge will bring together a group of keen road cyclists to cycle the mythical 21 hairpin bend ascent to France’s cycling capital, Alpe d’Huez – 2, 3, 4, 5 or even 6 times.
Snow Show London Returns to Olympia

1 week ago | inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel

The London Snow Show is re-launching in 2025 at Olympia, returning to its original home after a 15-year hiatus. The largest consumer ski and snowboard event of the year will run over a weekend in October, featuring an extensive list of exhibitors including destinations, tour operators, brands, and snowsports organisations. Visitors can also enjoy celebrity speakers, expert talks, advice sessions, and après-style parties with live music and comedy.
Eurostar Snow Returns for Winter 2025/26

2 weeks ago | inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel

If you’ve ever dreamed of swapping Gatwick queues for a morning croissant and a champagne descent by late afternoon, here’s your ticket—literally. Eurostar Snow is back for winter 2025/26, and it’s bigger, better, and more skier-friendly than ever. Kicking off from 20th December and running right through until 5th April, this season sees a 16-week run—five more than last year.
Best Summer Mountain Resorts in North America

3 weeks ago | inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel

There’s something unmistakably refreshing about summer in the mountains. Cooler temperatures, open-air adventure, and alpine charm make summer mountain resorts in North America an ideal seasonal escape. From hiking through wildflower meadows in Banff, to lakeside kayaking in Lake Tahoe, biking trails in Sun Valley, or arts festivals in Park City, these high-altitude towns offer some of the best mountain resorts for summer getaways.
Snowy Start to Southern Hemisphere's 2025 Season

3 weeks ago | inthesnow.com | Patrick Thorne

The 2025 season is underway with ski areas in Australia the first to open this year. Most Australian ski centres opened today, Saturday 7th June, with this weekend extending into Monday, a public holiday ion most of the country’s states to celebrate King Charles 3rd’s birthday. Their opening coincides with what’s expected to be the country’s biggest snowstorm in three years, with 2-3 feet of snowfall expected by Tuesday. So far there’s been 15-20cm.
Affordable Ski Lessons Ahead of Winter 2025

3 weeks ago | inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel

Snowsport England has today unveiled Way2Snow, a major new initiative aimed at making skiing and snowboarding more accessible and affordable for beginners across the UK. With packages starting at just £299 for adults and £249 for juniors, the national campaign offers 12 hours of expert instruction on real snow — just in time to prepare for the 2025 winter season.
Friends Hiking London to Val Thorens In Ski Boots To Raise Cash For Charities

3 weeks ago | inthesnow.com | Patrick Thorne

Two friends, Reuben Gray (Britain’s Got Talent) and Matt Brinkley, will take on 801 miles of walking from central London to Val Thorens, in the French Alps, both wearing ski boots and ski clothing. The walk will take 45 days and will take them from through Kent to Dover, across to Dunkirk (by ferry) through Belgium, Luxembourg, France, and Switzerland – ending in Val Thorens.
The Best of the Swiss Mountains this Summer

4 weeks ago | inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel

Switzerland’s alpine beauty is unmatched, especially in the golden glow of summer. Whether you’re a hiker, nature lover, or simply in search of fresh mountain air, the Swiss Alps offer something unforgettable. We’ve curated a handpicked selection of the very best Swiss mountain regions for you — each with its own charm, views, and adventures.
Inside the BOA Factory

1 month ago | inthesnow.com | Debbie Gabriel

If you’ve ever struggled with ski boot buckles while juggling poles and dodging the boot-room chaos, it’s time to twist your expectations—literally. We flew from London to Denver to dive into the BOA Fit System Performance Lab and get firsthand insight into how this once-snowboard-exclusive tech is revolutionizing alpine skiing. You’ve seen the dials—on cycling shoes, on golf gear, and yes, on snowboard boots.
Snozone Milton Keynes Celebrates 25 Years

1 month ago | inthesnow.com | Patrick Thorne

Xscape Milton Keynes, home to the UK’s second oldest indoor snow centre, Snozone Milton Keynes, is celebrating 25 years of operations. Standing at 44 metres tall, the complex is one of the tallest buildings on the city’s skyline. The building covers an area of 60,000 square metres which is equivalent to five and a half football pitches. The structural frame of the building contains more than 5,000 tonnes of steel, fabricated to exacting tolerances, to create its iconic curved roof.