Like all high quality ski fields, it is always difficult to answer: “which is the best?” as there are so many variables when it comes down to each persons particular wants and needs for a great ski holiday. All the following resorts are quality southern hemisphere options, and on any given day as the weather […]
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Lotte Arai Mountain Resort – Japan’s Powder Paradise Nestled in the mountains of Myoko, Niigata Prefecture, Arai Mountain Resort is one of Japan’s most underrated ski destinations and a dream for skiers and snowboarders seeking deep powder and uncrowded slopes. While famous resorts like Myoko Kogen, Rusutsu, Niseko and Hakuba attract large international crowds, Arai
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Nestled in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, Crested Butte is not just a haven for skiers and snowboards; it’s a vibrant playground filled with captivating points of interest both on and off the mountain. Whether you’re planning a winter wonderland getaway or a summer adventure, this charming town welcomes all with open arms and
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Crowds in the relative short Australian snow season are an unfortunate consequence of the mega-popularity of snow sports and the fact that Australia has a total of only 250km of ski runs in the whole country. To put that into perspective the United States has over 13,000km of ski runs, Canada has around 4,500km, Japan
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Park City has it all, boasting over 7,300 acres of skiable terrain, making it one of the largest ski resorts in the country. This expansive area offers a diverse range of trails, catering to beginners, intermediates, and advanced skiers alike. With roughly 350 trails and 41 lifts, there’s something for everyone. The resort benefits from
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Nestled in the magnificent mountains of Niigata, Japan, there is a ski field named Naeba that the Japanese know well, but most foreigners have not heard about, offering a unique blend of experiences that stand it amongst more popular nearby resorts, such as Nozawa Onsen. Both of the latter resorts are accesible by shinkansen (super
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Niseko ski resort in Hokkaido, Japan is probably the one of the most famous Japanese resorts amongst international skiers and boarders. It remains the number one pick for best snow quality in Japan; renowned for its incredible powder snow and vibrant atmosphere. However access to high quality ski resorts in Japan has increased exponentially over
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When it comes to skiing in Japan, many Australians traditionally gravitate towards Niseko, renowned for its expansive terrain and vibrant après-ski scene. However, an increasing number are discovering the charms of Furano, and there are compelling reasons for this shift. One of the most significant advantages of Furano is its comparatively fewer crowds. While Niseko
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