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Hannah Stephenson and her family try hiking, biking and whitewater rafting during a summer break in Val d'Isère.

Where to Ski Next Winter: Norway 12th March 2021 Last modified on March 18th, 2021 In our occasional series we are looking at areas to ski next winter that offer something a little bit different. Norway is one of our favourites – the Scandinavian country is most certainly not the Alps, but that’s good. 5 There are no real mountains, they’re hills. It’s not the place to go for downhill skiing. It’s cold and dark. It’s expensive. Not all of the above are true and even if they are, they should be considered against the advantages. You can ski in many Norwegian resorts from November ...

Coping with Covid-19 in New Zealand 27th February 2021 Last modified on March 3rd, 2021 It is a year since coronavirus started to spread across the world. In our occasional series we hear from PlanetSKI readers who have lived through it out in the mountains. Here’s David Brown from Wanaka in New Zealand. 11 Shares I read my friend Kevin Young’s perspective on PlanetSKI on the past year living with Covid-19 from his home near Chamonix in the French Alps. I last skied with my mate Kevo in 2019 at Les Contamines /Megeve and St Gervais. Here’s my story: I own and operate

Dave Ryding in Action Last modified on January 27th, 2021 The Rocket was back in action in the Schladming night slalom.  It was a surreal event without the crowds and heavy snow was falling. It wasn’t to be for Dave Ryding but some fabulous skiing was on display and it cast our mind back to this time last year. UPDATED Shares It is a sporting event like no other and is up there with the Hahnenkamm in our book as one of the most exciting ski events in the racing calendar. Up to 50,000 people descend on the Austrian ski town to revel in the racing and party like it is going out of fashion.