What? A PowderAlert? Are we kidding? If you are a true powder addict and you just can’t let go of winter, this is an after season alert for you. But keep in mind, we call it an after season...» Read more
I was riding powder in Ischgl last weekend. It was PowderAlert #31. I realised how great this winter has been, but also that the end of lift-assisted freeriding for this season is near. The...» Read more
Dreaming is a film about the contrast of beauty and danger inherent in backcountry skiing. These far away mountains untouched by humans, left pristine from the last snowfall. Once accessed hold...» Read more
My apologies for the late update, but there still are place in Austria where the internet is as slow as a beginner on a blue slope. But hey, we managed to get through and it’s just in time...» Read more
The inaugural Monster Energy Enemy Lines defied odds and weather today. This one-of-a-kind race sent 20 skiers straight down Fernie Alpine Resort in a bid for a share of 20 thousand dollars....» Read more
(C) Joe Vallone at La Grave What a winter! PowderAlert #29 delivered! Lots of places in the western Alps central (Isere and Savoie), western Alps north (the west of Wallis and the...» Read more
We proudly present: PowderAlert #29. A low pressure area named Ingo is heading to the Alps and will bring a lot of freshies. I expect the most snow to fall in the northwest of the Alps, but...» Read more
Oh boy, have you've been dizzed by the weathermodels lately. Where Europe is loaded with powder, this side of the Ocean was warm, mild and sunny. But change is in the air.» Read more
It’s snowing in the Italian Piemonte and the resorts near the French border since Thursday afternoon. The resorts close to the Po-valley (the resorts that profit from an eastern stau)...» Read more
It’s hard to keep track this winter. We normally see some periods in March and April where it’s a little bit warmer, with some sunshine and all that stuff that indicate that spring is...» Read more
40cm powder
Breeze 
Icy 
Few tracks 
