El Niño and La Niña cycles are often cited as drivers of snow in different parts of the world - but are they? Skiing Unlocked dives in ...

It has been an unreasonably dry and warm November (so far) - why has it been this way, and what is the future forecast saying?

Cutting through complex avalanche safety by focusing on three basic but key numbers can help ground your understanding of avalanche safety.

More resorts are relying on "artificial" snow to keep slopes covered. It feels different to regular snow - but why, and is it bad?

Global warming is having a greater impact on our winter seasons and skiing holidays. We saw it first hand today with unseasonable warmth

A roller-coaster of 36hrs, from losing ski bags to scoring the best powder weird skied since Japan. Read all about it here.

The small Italian resort of Prato Nevoso was my home for a curtailed, snow-filled foodie day out.

Well. Today was certainly an experience. Some of the worst skiing imaginable was found out on the slopes of La Clusaz, as a perfect storm...

Snow came to La Clusaz last night. It started just before our last run of the day, when we took the top chair up to the very top of the...

Today wasn't really anything to write home about, to be honest. I'm skiing with work in a delightful French resort called La Clusaz, a...

The avalanche forecast for much of Utah this weekend has been off the charts; in almost all areas of the state the avalanche warning has...

There is some significant snowfall coming down in the Alps at the moment, during a period of really lovely, steady snowfall in the past...

Understanding avalanche safety is more than just a course; it requires growth to overcome an initial paranoia whilst remaining safe.