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Verbier Opening 4 Weeks Early After Heavy Snowfall

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Patrick Thorne

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Verbier Opening 4 Weeks Early After Heavy Snowfall

After over 40cm (16") of snowfall over the past few days, Téléverbier and Verbier Tourism have announced the opening of several lifts and slopes from this Saturday, November 1st, four weeks ahead of schedule.

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Weekly Snow News for North America, updated 29 October 2025: Keystone opened first for 2025/26 amid 60 cm (2 ft) Pacific Northwest snowstorms and strong starts in Colorado and Western Canada.

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Europe Weekly Snow Roundup #286

Weekly Snow News for Europe, updated 29 October 2025: Heavy snow blanketed the Alps with 20–40cm (8–16”) falls, kick-starting the 2025/26 ski season amid subzero temperatures.

North America’s 25-26 Ski Season Underway

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Patrick Thorne

26th October 2025

North America’s 25-26 Ski Season Underway

Colorado’s Keystone Resort has claimed the title of first ski resort to open in North America, doing so at 3pm on Saturday in order to be the first.

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Pico de Teide

Written 10/1/22
About a hike Mid October 1974
Time your hike for the a day after the full moon
We had befriended Salvador Acosta Gonzalez and his wife Marisa of el Groupo montanero de Tenerife., a wonderful generous couple
We started after work and as the sun set in front of us the shadow of El Teide covered us then down to the cars, then down to the vineyards, then all the island then the sun had set. The horizon was no longer distinguishable from the island shore At this moment the spectacular deep orange full moon rose from what appeared to be 10 degrees above the horizon. Rarely does one have a chance to see 10,000 foot elevation. It was among my most memorable lifetime experiences. I can not put in words the incredible awe I experienced. They led us to the alpine hut and in the morning the summit.

Neal Chamberlain

United States

01 Oct 2022

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Toubkal

Trekking to Toubkal from Marrakech and back from 2 days

Amazing two days Toubkal trekking in the High Atlas Morocco Mountains in Morocco , You will enjoy Toubkal summit, which is the highest peak in North Africa. This trek starts from Marrakech to Imlil valley where you will meet our team which is composed of a local guide, mule drivers as well. After a welcome tea at a guesthouse, you will start walking with our guide towards Toubkal Base camp where you will spend the night! During the second day, you will walk uphill to the Toubkal summit, after nice views on the top, you will go down from the top to the refuge have lunch and then return back to Imlil, then drive back to Marrakech.

Itinerary DAY One: MARRAKECH – IMLIL 1700M – TOUBKAL REFUGE 3207M

After breakfast we have 1h 30 drives to Imlil village, and we will begin the trek. Heading along the Ait Mizane Valley, we first pass Aremd village and then onto the shrine of Sidi Chamarouch. We then continue east and by crossing the flood plains our route take us along mule tracks and up into the high rocky cliffs above the valley crossing the river we eventually come to the pastoral shrine of Sidi Chamarouch, which attracts tourists and pilgrims. From here the trail continues to climb steadily, snaking and zigzagging its way up to the snowline in ( in winter ) and the Toukbal Refuge (3207m), our stop for the night, Approx 4 to 5hrs walking. Height difference 1507m between Imlil and Toubkal hut.

DAY Two: TOUBKAL REFUGE 3207M – MOUNT TOUBKAL PEAK 4167M – REFUGE – IMLIL – MARRAKECH

Early in the morning we make our attempt on the summit of Jebel Toukbal, the highest peak in Northern Africa. Our route takes us up the south cirque, crossing the stream above the refuge. The walking is relatively straightforward, but the screen and the altitude will make the going quite difficult in parts. The views along the way make the journey more than worthwhile. When you reach the summit you will see that the vistas across the surrounding landscape are quite breathtaking. From here there are unrestricted views in every direction, from the Marrakesh Plain to the High Atlas in the north and as far south as the Anti-Atlas and the Sahara. We will retrace our steps when we return down to the refuge have lunch and then head back towards Imlil. 9 to 10 hours walk. Height difference is 960m between refuge and Toubkal peak.

Imlil_guide

Morocco

20 Mar 2022

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Toubkal Trekking Summit

Welcome! I am Hassan Fadil and I invite you to experience the beauty of my land and people. Please let me be your guide for amazing adventures in Morocco. I am a travel guide in the Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert of Morocco. I have graduated as a mountain guide from “Centre de Formation et Metier aux Metiers de Montagne de Tanbant”, based in Ait Bougmaze. I speak English, French, Arabic, and of course Berber. I was born and raised in the High Atlas Mountains, I am an educated, single man and have 5 brothers. I welcome you all to experience the beautiful land and culture of my people. It will be my honour to show you the ways and marvels of the High Atlas and the Sahara Desert. I have put together a range of tour itineraries that I think can give you the best experience of morocco, whether you are looking for comfortable culture journey or an adventurous challenge. These tours are suitable for individuals, families and groups. I based all our tours on simple tourist class hotel accommodation. They may include camping and other accommodation depending on the itinerary. Please feel free to contact me for further information about my tours. You can do this by email [email protected] or direct by telephone +212652618904.
Our trekking start from 2 days to get to summit of Toubkal 4167m to 2 weeks.
Crampons and ice axes may be required on some of the days, but this Atlas Mountain trek is designed to be non-technical and achievable by those who are enthusiastic and fit, even if they are new to winter walking.
for more informations please visit my website: amazing-toubkal-trek.com
I hope to welcome you in Morocco soon!

Fadil Hassan

Morocco

18 Jul 2014

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Angour

I have tried to climb this mountain twice over the ridge. First time we didn't find the route, second time we found the gully leading to the summit. When you arrive the summit you will find a large plateau. We followed this plateau down to the village Tachedirt on the far side of the mountain, and back over a mountain pass between Angour and Jebel Oukaimeden. This is a full day hike from the village Oukaimeden. You need ice axe and crampons if climbing in winter. It's an exposed scramble.

Jorn Eriksson

Norway

08 Nov 2012

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M'Goun

The ascent in summer to this magnificent mountain does not require you to have technical knowledge of mountain climbing but it is necessary to be in good physical condition since the day will be from 10 to 12 hours long. The danger in summer resides in the frequent storms; for that reason the ascent will only be possible if the meteorological conditions are adequate.
You have to begin climb very early, no later than 4:00.
At the north face, Terkedit plain, there are a refuge, It is a simple construction but which bathrooms and hot showers, a luxury considering where we are.
Ángel

Kasbah Itran

Spain

24 Nov 2015

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Torre (Serra da Estrela)

The access to the Torre is not difficult because you can access it by car coming from Seia, Covilhã or Manteigas. In winter, the snow cuts access until the snow cleaners appear.
At Torre you have a restaurant and stores filled with local products as cheese, honey, ham and other delicacies and a ski/snowboad park.
In Spring time and Summer you can enjoy trekking around.

Carlos

Portugal

21 Oct 2014

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