Going to Cervinia this year. Really can’t wait

Clearly hasn't been to winter park. Great ski resort but you need to buy the IKON pass for it to be affordable.

Most of these ski areas all failed because they lacked difficult terrain. It's hard to retain return customers when it's nothing but green and blue runs.

Thankyou for the ideas 😃👌

5.Åre 4.klepen3.romme alpin2.flotsbro1.sälen

S&S Couloir, right next to Corbet's, should be #1

Åre starts with a “oh” sound like in “more”

At 12:19 the narrator is talking about ski in/out accommodation at Snowmass but the vid is actually from outside the Sundance Hotel at Sun Peaks Resort, B.C., Canada.

I've skiied 4 of those runs on many occasions. I'm an experienced but by no means great skiier. To be honest, other than if they are icy, none of them are that challenging, especially compared to some of the runs in North America which have areas you have to jump, couloirs you have to ski straight thru, and no fall zones where your life is at risk if you do. Far, far harder and genuinely scary at times.

PLEASE EXPAND YOUR VOCABULARY AND STOP STOP STOP SAYING “For the faint of heart” FOR THE LOVE OF GOD ALEADY!!!

Good grief. There is no skiing on the Monte Rosa glacier. Is this AI-generated? Have you been to Zermatt?

Merely one mans opinion, I’ve skied them all and Madonna is easily the best and Cortina the most overrated

Ylläs, Levi, Pyhä, Salla, Tahko

I’ve done the fingers too

I think corporate core are too😮😮

I’ve done Dodgers drop too😮😮😮

I’ve done Dodgers drop too😮😮😮

I’m done paranoid 4😮😮

There's a drop right next to corbet's couloir named s and s couloir, which is even harder than corbet's. You never really hear about it because almost no one ever dares to try it

I'm not sure if this is AI generated. Surely no human would pronounce all the names wrong! Equally, there are basically no hidden resorts mentioned they are all busy and well known. Ruka is a quiet resort, but by no way the best in Finland, it is probably the most popular in Finland.

Don't know where do you get your prices from but 6 days skipass in Jasna is around 370Euro

Not a serious list, or not a list curated by a serious skier. Anyone who puts PCMR on this list is an idiot. On this list and above snowbird, big sky, steamboat, Jackson hole and palisades? Insanity. Fyi: you're missing kirkwood, heavenly, and crested butte.

Great video. Btw Erciyes is only one of the dozen ski resorts in Turkiye.

isnt winter park about $200

There is uncertain how things will develop- one of the worries of climate change is the stop /slow of the golf stream that is giving mild temperatures to west eu - if this will happen the outcome would be a drop of temperature in western eu …

This guy stole clips from others!!😂😂😂😂 and still got it wrong😂😂😂😂😂

This Christmas we are going to no 6 resort 🎿⛷

Please learn basic pronunciation when you are doing videos about non-English destinations. Also, where you describe Grindelwald, you are showing a picture of the Matterhorn....?

Yooo , where is Norefjell ? Definitely better then Geilo!

Your pronunciations (of place names) are mostly dreadful (why not YT how to pronounce them BEFORE making a video)

Meh, video was all about modern ski construction, very little about the wooden skis considering the title. Informative but not what I was after

Hi. Can you please tel me the price of season ski pass in shymbulak. Thankyou

A minor mistake but the first place is spelled GEilo, not GAilo.

sentenced to death??

Back to back above average snow seasons here in lovely Colorado, and if La Nina behaves as expected we will have a third. This maniacal climate change cult is relentless.

I am Italian and I have been skiing in the Italian Alps for a long time, and I can say the food and lifts especially are amazing, high technology even with heated seats. The only problem with skiing in Europe is that it is warmer than in the US, so I think if one wants to have a proper winter with good snow the states are better. Here in Europe in a lot of places it's a constant battle between rain and snow

Geilo is not even a top 10, short slopes, lower end snow conditions. Hafjell has a weird layout, long lines, mediocre snow conditions on the bottom half... overrated. Trysil is the best for family and mid skill, Hemsedal is the best all round... if you are experienced though there are only one, Kvitfjell. Exellent snow, long steep slopes.

Obergurgl have up to 3200 meters

YAS DADDY FUTURE 🤡

I did a bit of the bottom Fingers in April skiing down to Village Run intersection. I faceplanted once as i missed the arrow sign pointing me to the right. Didn't smash myself or my skis up on the exposed rocks so all good. Indeed the Fingers are no joke, and on a big pow day you've got to get to KT22 EARLY, because quarter to 8am on Cinco Dey Mayo I was already a couple hundred skiers back. Of course within an hr of waiting I'm sure there were a couple of thousand behind me! 12 runs in 4.5 hrs lift lines SUCKED that day!

And snowbowl offers skiing for free for anybody under 12

Serfaus, Obertauern and Kronplatz don't really fit the list. They are really well known and popular. I would add Gudauri in Georgia to the list.

Theres more resorts than this in aus, perisher is 100% king with 50 plus lifts and a half pipe and countless parks and on the cusp of the biggest mt in aus (great for backcountry) and its the biggest resort in the southern hemisphere. Thredbo is pretty good to but its more of a rich mans/family resort. Hotham is prob the best in vic but theres other resorts in vic which are fun. Charlottes pass is good for higher country riding to and if you want it really cold go to Tasmania. There's also a learner hill in Canberra and an indoor ski park comming to Sydney. If that's not enough go to nz😂

Top 5 more like only 5 😂

Snowboard,Glühwein

GO to Bosnia on Bjelasnica best mountain in world and very cheap ❤🇧🇦❣️

hotTHam not hodum

obergurgl doesn’t reach 1900 metres, it begins at 1900 metres

Interesting video! Erciyes - Kayseri actually only has 55 km of slopes and peaks at 3.400 m.

II was (un)lucky enough to ski Tortin at my peak level of fitness, age and competence and, over the last 40 years have skied all bar 3 of the runs mentioned. Can't pretend I enjoyed any of them and not really sure that these improved my competency. None of these are suitable for recreational skiers except for bragging rights. Mogul enthusiasts (and I am one) do far better on pock marked slopes that are of even terrain and these are generally on the edge of red runs or steeper blue ones. Getting down a black run does not qualify a skier to be considered expert!