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Don't miss the latest happenings out of Stubaier Gletscher, including new lifts, terrain expansions, weather, photo galleries, infographics and current events skiers and mountain travelers should know about. Stay up-to-date on Stubaier Gletscher news and events by clicking on articles from the list below or page through to see coverage from the entire ski season.

Europe's Best Early-Season Ski Resorts

Don't wait on winter to arrive in North America. These European ski resorts offer exceptional early-season ski and ride options.

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Best Resorts for Early-Season Skiing in Europe

Fall signals the start of snowmaking in North America and a handful of Europe’s leading ski areas open their gates for early season skiing.

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Stay in the city, ski the surroundings
Stay in one of Europe's alpine cities, just a stone's throw from the ski slopes. Full Article
13th March 2015
Powder alert in Austria: October snow storm moves in
Obergurgl had more than half a metre of powder in just 24 hours. Full Article
30th October 2012
Stubai Glacier Announces It Will Stay Open To July
Austria's Stubai Glacier has announced that due to what it describes as "fantastic snow conditions," it plans to keep the lifts running and the trails groomed for boarders and skiers until at least July. Full Article
17th August 2012
Fresh Snow In The Alps This July
The Stubai Glacier in Austria has reported 10cm (four inches) of fresh snow today (Monday July 14th) topping up base depths of 120cm on the ski slopes. Skiinfo's Snowfinder service is currently predicting another 48cm (19 inches) of powder by Saturday with temperatures hovering between -2 and -10 degrees Celcius. Full Article
17th August 2012
Stubai Opening For 2008-9 on 27th September
Austria's Stubai glacier will open for winter 2008-9 on Saturday, 27th September. Full Article
17th August 2012
First big snow blankets The Alps
More than 70cm of snow has fallen in Austria and Switzerland over the weekend. Full Article
10th October 2011
Snowparks: Behind the scenes
Building snowparks has quietly evolved into a highly skilled craft. Full Article
20th September 2011
Learn To Freeride In Safety On The Stubai Glacier
Learn how to ski in deep snow and what to do in dangerous situations like avalanches, crevasses, and accidents. Full Article
14th March 2011
A day in the life of British pro boarder: Rowan Brandreth
For Rowan Brandreth lying in is a thing of the past, we caught up with the British pro during a break from training. Full Article
22nd January 2011
Austria Has Most Ski Areas Open In Europe Now
Austria now has seven glaciers open to pre-season skiers and up to 110cm of fresh snow. Full Article
11th October 2010
Whiteout: First Snow Blankets The Alps
Snow, snow everywhere: up to half a metre of fresh snow is expected to fall across France, Austria, Switzerland, and Italy by mid-week. Full Article
2nd November 2009
Austria's Stubai Glacier Now Open For Winter
The Stubai glacier has opened for the 2009-10 season with an expanded winter ski area; the glacier will also host festivals, camps, and contests. Full Article
28th September 2009
Ski And Ride The Summer Away In The Alps
A terrific combination of glacier skiing and indoor slopes offer plenty of year-round options for those not satisfied with one season on skis and snowboards. Europe boasts numerous glaciers throughout Austria, France, Switzerland, and Italy, with terrain for beginners, intermediates, and experts. Full Article
30th April 2009
Winter Arrives Early In The Alps
Winter comes early to France, Switzerland, Italy, and Austria after heavy snow dumps at the end of October. Full Article
18th November 2008
Top 10 Ski 'Staycations'
The newest buzzword in the travel vocabulary is "staycation." It means staying home and still doing the things one loves to do. That's difficult for skiers and riders who don't live in tiny mountain towns and villages. Full Article
22nd July 2008