Canada’s winter sports capital, the charming town of Whistler is situated a short drive from Vancouver in the heart of British Columbia’s beautiful Coast Mountain Range.
Go Skiing
The ultimate adrenaline-fueled activity for the winter months!
There are few more liberating experiences than gliding down the slopes of a snow-carpeted mountain, surrounded by breathtaking alpine vistas.
From the soaring peaks of the Swiss Alps to the powdery landscapes of Hokkaido in northern Japan, across the world, there is a myriad of awe-inspiring destinations to choose from.
Our Pick
Zermatt, Switzerland
One of the highest and most famous resort towns on the planet, Zermatt is situated high in the Swiss Alps, at an elevation of some 1,600 metres, and is home to an array of bars, eateries, shops and hotels, along with an incredible 360km of ski-runs.
One of the best skiing destinations on the planet, the surrounding alpine landscapes are truly breathtaking and include one of Europe’s highest and most iconic mountains, the Matterhorn, home to the highest ski area in Europe.
Other places to ski
The French Alps are considered one of the world’s best mountain ranges for skiing and are home to a host of excellent resorts including Val D'isere,
Set amongst the rugged landscapes of the Rocky Mountains in the state of Colorado.
Although the ski-season in New Zealand is considerably shorter than in the northern hemisphere
Situated on Hokkaido, Japan’s northernmost island, the Niseko region is one of the best and snowiest ski destinations on the planet, thanks, in large part to winter storms from Siberia.
Italy’s most famous skiing destination is situated in the far north of the country.
Faq?
In Europe, the ski season generally runs from late November to the middle of April,However, this can vary considerably, with some destinations offering snow from as early as late September and all the way through till May, whilst a few, such as Zermatt, have limited runs open all year round.
Most resorts offer the hire of all necessary equipment, such as skis, boots and poles, so all you will need is plenty of warm clothing and eye protection.
Yes, you can leave your child with a competent and trained instructor which will teach them all the basics of skiing safetly.
