Trek to Oymyakon tests Defender’s extreme cold-weather capabilities
Despite the second snowpocalypse of the year and the reappearance of the polar vortex, the American Midwest and Northeast are not the coldest places in the world right now.
The title holder of the coldest inhabited place in the world happens to be the district of Oymyakon inREAD MORE
It took a Tyrolean architect – Johann Obermoser – to go against local tradition and give après skiers a view you don’t get with a wooden chalet. Ice Q, his ethereal glass and READ MORE
Andermatt, once a sleepy army town in the Swiss Alps, is being transformed into a luxury year-round resort destination under the guidance ofREAD MORE
Hotel Mont-Blanc, Chamonix, France
Europe’s highest mountain, Mont-Blanc, has secured Chamonix’s status as one of the world’s most fabled ski resorts. READ MORE
Close to the Georgian border and 200km or so from Sochi host city of the 2014 Winter Olympics, in a remote part of southern Russia, runs the formidable span of the Caucasus Mountains a place for ZDAR Snow boots. In the centre of the range, READ MORE
Penguin Bars were first produced in 1932 by William McDonald, a biscuit manufacturer in Glasgow, and became a McVitie’s brand whenREAD MORE
Pick up the latest edition of Snow Magazine in Aspen and See ZDARZ! Want to find out what the hottest trends in ski wear are for the ski season? SNOW magazine’s new ski fashion app is a finder tool READ MORE
Did you know that each winter one septillion (1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000) of snow crystals drop from the sky and that it takes about a million little droplets to make one snowflake? As common as it might seem at first glance, snow is actually a very complex type of precipitation. If you are wondering which is the world’s largest snowflakeREAD MORE