Our guide to the best UK indoor ski slopes compares snow quality, gradient, lessons and atmosphere to help skiers and riders choose well.
Resort News & Reports
Spring skiing in Meribel – time to make memories
When it comes to spring skiing, it doesn’t get much better than Méribel at the heart of Les 3 Vallées, the world’s largest ski area. With 85% of the area above 1,800 metres, snow remains reliable well into late March, while long sunny days are made for terrace lunches with a rosé in hand. With two metres of fresh snow this season, visitors are currently enjoying epic spring skiing conditions.
Apres Ski Fashion Trends Worth Wearing
A practical look at apres ski fashion trends, from technical layers to chalet-ready boots, with smart styling advice for skiers and snowboarders.
Ski Goggles Low Light Lenses Explained
Ski goggles low light lenses can transform flat, stormy days. Learn which tints, VLTs and features actually help on snow in poor visibility.
How Should Snowboard Boots Fit Properly?
Wondering how should snowboard boots fit? Get the right snug feel, avoid common sizing mistakes, and improve comfort, control and warmth.
French Alps specialist adds hidden gem to its winter programme
Photo: © Marina Kokkelink Office de Tourisme de Pralognan-la-Vanoise
Peak Retreats, the UK’s only employee-owned ski holiday company, is enhancing its winter ski holiday programme with the addition of authentic French resort Pralognan-la-Vanoise.
Pralognan was chosen for its warm, traditional village, strong appeal for families and beginners and excellent value for money.
Best Ski Jackets for Women: What to Buy
Looking for the best ski jackets for women? Here’s how to choose the right fit, warmth, weather protection and features for real mountain days.
Ski Helmet Buying Guide for Better Fit
Our ski helmet buying guide explains fit, safety standards, ventilation and features so you can choose the right lid for every day on snow.
Best Snowboard for Beginners: What to Buy
Looking for the best snowboard for beginners? Learn what flex, shape and size suit new riders, plus which boards make progression easier.
Val Gardena to host longest giant slalom in the world
PHOTO: valgardena.it, Diego Moroder
Val Gardena will be hosting one of the winter’s sporting highlights on 28 and 29 March when Seceda will once again become the stage for the Südtirol Gardenissima – the longest giant slalom in the world.
Cheap Ski Holidays for Couples That Work
Cheap ski holidays for couples are still possible with smart resort picks, flexible dates and simple planning that cuts costs without spoiling the trip.
Best Family Ski Holidays for Every Age
Planning the best family ski holidays? Our guide covers resorts, childcare, ski schools, budget trade-offs and what really matters on snow.
Whistler at 60: One Man Who Helped Build Its Steep Soul
Whistler turned 60 this winter and it’s 45 years since Blackcomb opened.
To understand what that actually means, and what six decades feels like from inside the mountain, Katy Dartford met up with Peter Smart, Owner at Extremely Canadian.
Where to Snowboard in Europe This Winter
Wondering where to snowboard in Europe? Our guide covers the best resorts for powder, parks, beginners and value across the Alps and beyond.
10 best ski resorts for beginners
Our guide to the best ski resorts for beginners, with gentle slopes, strong ski schools, easy layouts and good value for first ski trips.
Epic Pass prices lowered for Gen Z to help them hit the slopes
PHOTO: courtesy of Vail Resorts, Sarah McLear
In a major step to shape the future of skiing and snowboarding, Vail Resorts is doubling down on accessibility with new pricing for Gen Z and young travellers. Skiers and riders aged 13 to 30 can now purchase the 2026/27 Epic Pass and Epic Local Pass for 20% less than standard pricing.
Late Season Skiing in Saint-Gervais Mont Blanc
Late season skiing in Saint-Gervais Mont Blanc combines the best of winter and spring.
Longer daylight hours, quieter slopes and milder temperatures create ideal conditions for relaxed mornings on crisp snow and leisurely lunches on sunny terraces.
Scandinavia: A winter wonderland for family ski holidays
PHOTO: © Ola Matsson
The recent Olympic fever has very much been enjoyed in Sweden and Norway, and with good reason. Both nations are consistently among the most successful at the Winter Olympics, thanks to long winters, reliable snow and outstanding places to train.
Last-Minute Luxury Escapes to the French Alps
PHOTO: Chalet Marco Polo ©andyparant.com
After weeks of consistent snowfall, Val d’Isère, Méribel and Courchevel continue to offer outstanding conditions as winter eases into early spring.
March and early April bring exceptional skiing, longer sunlit afternoons and a quieter rhythm in resort, ideal for those seeking space, privacy and pristine slopes.
Could relaxing in front of a cosy fire in your ski chalet be under threat?
Frank ‘Scoop’ Baldwin looks at how new laws and existing regulation are making the use of open fireplaces a hot topic this season.
There is something very appealing about relaxing over a drink with friends, or having a romantic evening with your partner, in front of a roaring log fire in your ski chalet after a day on the slopes.