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I'm feeling that my flights to Milan on the 22nd of this month will be cancelled. I probably won't know until a week before. Alternative flights through Singapore are now crazy expensive so if the existing flights are cancelled I won't be flying to Europe. Are there any reasons I shouldn't fly...

That was the year that the Sierra and Tahoe had 'miracle March' I'm sure. I can still remember the pics of loaded snow at Squaw Valley.

Nice report. Seems like a lot of fun was had.

Unhinged.

This is the bottom line. Religious extremists with nukes is a recipe for disaster. They'd be too willing to become martyrs and get their 72 virgins....... For sure. There is no clear outcome to all of this. I'm hoping your president 'chickens out' and declares some kind of victory so the whole...

Related to this I might have to cancel my Europe trip due to being scheduled to stop for a few hours in a war zone. Alternative last minute flights are likely to be extortionate so I’ll probably look at going late April. I might even consider western North America. @Tony Crocker how is Mt...

It would be interesting to know if the American visitation numbers have increased in the summer hiking/climbing period too. If not I would say your assumption is correct.

Makes accommodation very cheap in the months of April, May, June, September, October and November. Early December, most of January and most of March pretty reasonable too.

It doesn’t look good at all. I bought cheap flights so I can’t cancel and go to another airline (Singapore) that doesn’t go through the Middle East. I’ll have to wait for Qatar to cancel and then try to rebook but the cost of a replacement airfare is understandably already extremely expensive...

Well this is not ideal. I’m due to fly to Europe via the Middle East in less that 3 weeks. I hope team USA has got this Iran situation under control.

This dumb Aussie had no idea that Louisiana or Florida ever got snow. Thanks for sharing.

Some cracking shots of you and your DPS skis in action mode.

I don’t have much experience with rained on snow (that i know of). You’re suggesting snow can be rained on and then dried out to become less dense again? Wind performs this drying out process? I’m assuming light powder snow can never be transformed back to its lovely original texture once it has...

Very strange indeed in my opinion. I must admit though that I once did half a day at Alpine Meadows and half a day at Squaw because we were limited for days in the area and I really wanted to see both. It was before they were connected obviously. I guess that fellow's goal is to check off areas...

The last time I stayed in Big Sky and Colorado (Aspen) was late February 2020. Things have obviously changed. At those prices I won't ski either place again unless I'm passing through and stay in Bozeman/Glenwood Springs. I'll be disappointed if I pay more than $100usd per night for...

So the top picture is Kachina from a distance. I can't see the lift towers at all? The second and third pics are the other runs you referred to? The cover in the third pic looks to be great.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-02-24/trump-tower-developer-went-bankrupt-twice/106379446?utm_source=abc_news_web&utm_medium=content_shared&utm_campaign=abc_news_web&utm_content=link Birds of a feather..........

We probably wouldn’t go to Whistler. It wouldn’t be a really lengthy trip as we will go to Japan in the January too. There’s only so much leave time my wife can get.

Kicking Horse is a place I've not been. I've always been interested to ski it and Panorama down the road. I'm casting my mind forward to mid March next year. I expect we would fly into Banff and relive some decent memories at Sunshine and Lake Louise. The later two and Panorama are Ikon/Mountain...

Looks like a fun day. @tseeb you've skied at Whitewater before now I assume? How many days have you had there?