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The eight things every skier should know before going off-piste - Vimarsana News

The eight things every skier should know before going off-piste

Ski expert Sean Newsom reveals how you can reduce the risks of navigating unmarked slopes — so you can focus more on the fun

Skiing Is Getting Riskier - Vimarsana News

Skiing Is Getting Riskier

The threat of avalanches is rising with global warming, but technology can help protect skiers on and off the slopes.

Source: wired.com
Austria and Switzerland: 10 dead in avalanches in Alps over weekend (UPDATE) -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Austria and Switzerland: 10 dead in avalanches in Alps over weekend (UPDATE) -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net

Austrian authorities logged at least 17 avalanches in the popular skiing destination of Tyrol over the past 24 hours. The dangerous conditions there and in Switzerland have already claimed five lives. At least five people were killed in...

Source: sott.net
Austria: One killed amid 'dangerous' avalanches in Alps – DW – 02/04/2023 - Vimarsana News

Austria: One killed amid 'dangerous' avalanches in Alps – DW – 02/04/2023

Austrian authorities logged at least 17 avalanches in the popular skiing destination of Tyrol over the past 24 hours. The dangerous conditions have already claimed one life.

Source: dw.com
Austria and Switzerland: Five dead in avalanches in Alps – DW – 02/04/2023 - Vimarsana News

Austria and Switzerland: Five dead in avalanches in Alps – DW – 02/04/2023

Austrian authorities logged at least 17 avalanches in the popular skiing destination of Tyrol over the past 24 hours. The dangerous conditions there and in Switzerland have already claimed five lives.

Source: dw.com