Skiing

Showers (AM and PM) 9° London Hi 11°C / Lo 5°C

Skiing

Sils Maria provides better access to the ski areas above St Moritz  than from many parts of the resort itself

Snow report: St Moritz is where it all began – but it's not where it has to end

St Moritz is where winter sports holidays began in 1864, and the world famous resort has dominated its south-eastern corner of Switzerland ever since.

Inside Skiing

Run free: Megève is ideal for confident intermediate skiers

Megève: Less is more for chic French skiing

Saturday, 20 February 2010

Megève is steeped in ski heritage, but this smart resort has few British winter visitors. Stephen Wood relishes the upmarket ambience

Rescuers search for bodies after an avalanche on Gran Sasso

Jail threat to skiers who go too far off-piste

Tuesday, 9 February 2010

Italy expected to rush through legislation after deadly weekend on slopes leaves eight dead.

Downhill all the way: Chemmy Alcott is among Britain's medal hopes  at the Vancouver Games

Snow report: It's all quiet on Whistler's pistes – but are there any rooms left?

Sunday, 7 February 2010

When the resort of Whistler opened 40 years ago, its dream was to host the Winter Olympics.

Picture-postcard: Sainte Foy is the perfect place to cure a snow-phobia

Best for reluctant downhillers: Sainte Foy

Saturday, 6 February 2010

I have to admit that I'd never enjoyed skiing. So the prospect of our first "family" trip to the Alps, with all its potential for hellish whingeing from frozen, bruised children, left me feeling distinctly – well – chilly. And why blame the children? Let's face it, zooming down icy mountains at breakneck speed just isn't my thing. With a string of disaster stories behind me I was horrified I'd be unmasked to my offspring as a quivering, lily-livered wreck, at least when faced with a snow-covered slope, unable to subsume my own fears and grumbles for the benefit of their holiday enjoyment. After all, what kind of a mother am I?

The hotel's position puts skiers and snowboarders within easy reach of the resort's steep slopes

Get on the VIP list in Val d'Isère

Sunday, 31 January 2010

Andrew Tong lives the high life in the French Alps thanks to a new ski package that won't break the bank

Big country: Revelstoke has 40 runs sculpted into its 3,000 acres

World class resort: Revelstoke aims high

Saturday, 30 January 2010

British Columbia's resort, which offers more than 3,000 acres of skiing, is up there with the world's greatest ski areas.

School's in: Canadian resorts, such as Lake Louis, Alberta, will not be flooded with kids on half-term break

Snow report: There's no room at the inns this half-term holiday. So, think outside the Alps

Sunday, 24 January 2010

The February half-term holidays are nearly upon us. It's an ideal time to hit the slopes with the family; we're all ready for a break after grim old January and the snow has had a chance to build a healthy depth.

Quarter of skiers still drunk morning after

Monday, 18 January 2010

Almost a quarter of skiers are unknowingly taking to the slopes still drunk from the night before, a survey today shows.

High living: Self-catering at L'Orée des Cimes has none of that basic barrack-style chalet dwelling of old

Going skiing should be a pleasure, not a slog

Sunday, 17 January 2010

Simon O'Hagan just wanted an easy journey, a pretty resort and a choice of manageable runs. He found it all in Paradiski

Forgotten slopes: Why has Adelboden has drifted off the British radar?

Saturday, 16 January 2010

While many of us head to Switzerland each season, somehow the pretty village of Adelboden in the Bernese Oberland has remained off the mainstream radar, despite an impressive history for British skiers.

More skiing:

Article Archive

Day In a Page

Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat

Select date
 

Search For Your Dream Holiday

sponsored links: