Articles tagged with: ski news

Les 2 Alpes has announced it will operate its biggest snowpark yet when it re-opens for summer skiing and boarding on June 16th.

The resort’s internationally renowned summer snowpark was originally launched 16 years ago in 1994 and continues…

The S.A.T.A (ski lift company) which runs the lifts and maintains the pistes at Alpe d’Huez has earned three separate levels of certification for its service management.

The company is now certified in terms of quality (ISO 9001), as…

More than 15,000 people have signed a petition organised by the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF), calling for an end to heli-skiing in Switzerland.

The group report that more than 15,000 heliski flights a year take place taking skiers…

There are more signs that lift construction in the US is picking up ahead of winter 2010-11 after very little new construction took place last summer.

The Summit at Snoqualmie located in the Cascade mountains located country’s northwest will…

Four college students have been jailed in South Dakota, USA for using forged lift passes for the local ski hill.

The four, all aged 21 or 22, and studying engineering at the South Dakota School of Mines and  Technology,…

As part of a major lift system overhaul, Ski Shawnee Inc., owner and operator of Shawnee Mountain in Pennsylvania, USA, has announced the purchase of a new high speed detachable quad chairlift for their ski resort in the Pocono…