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Mount Ashland's Record-Breaking 2024-25 Ski Season
Mount Ashland Ski Area concludes its longest season in three decades, with impressive snowfall and attendance figures despite early challenges.
Tūroa Ski Area Announces 2025 Winter Season Opening Plans
Tūroa Ski Area on Mt. Ruapehu, New Zealand, has revealed its opening plans for the 2025 winter season, including new pass options and early bird rates for season passes.
Climate Change Forces Closure of French Pyrenees Ski Resort
Hautacam ski resort in the French Pyrenees announces permanent closure of winter skiing operations due to recurring snow shortages and financial losses, highlighting the impact of climate change on mid-altitude ski areas.
Loveland Ski Area Upgrades Lift 7 for 2025-26 Season
Loveland Ski Area announces plans to replace the 42-year-old Lift 7 with a modern fixed-grip quad, enhancing the learning experience in Loveland Valley.
Burke Mountain Resort in Vermont Sold for $11.5 Million
Burke Mountain Resort in Vermont has been sold for $11.5 million to Bear Den LLC, marking the end of its federal receivership following a major fraud case involving its former owner.
ALDI's 2025 Snow Gear Range: Release Date and Details
ALDI's 2025 snow gear range is set to launch on May 17, offering affordable ski and snowboard equipment for Australian skiers and riders. The collection includes waterproof outerwear, Merino base layers, and budget-friendly options for both adults and children.
Whakapapa Ski Field Reopens: New Operator Takes Helm
Whakapapa ski field on Mt. Ruapehu, New Zealand, is set to reopen under new management after years of financial uncertainty. Whakapapa Holdings Limited has secured a 10-year concession to operate the popular North Island ski destination.
Myoko's $1.4 Billion Ski Resort Investment: Economic Growth and Community Impact
Singapore's Patience Capital Group plans a $1.4 billion investment in Myoko, Niigata Prefecture, aiming to transform it into a major international ski destination. The project promises economic benefits but raises questions about community integration.
Major Investments Boost Australian Ski Resorts for 2025 Season
Australian ski resorts are gearing up for the 2025 season with significant upgrades, including new chairlifts, enhanced snowmaking capabilities, and innovative terrain features.
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