As many as 322,000 Aussies plan on visiting one of NSW’s snowfields in the next two years. However, it’s not clear how many will spend most of their time inside their cabin drinking butterscotch schnapps.

Meanwhile, our own research shows that everyone in the office is now ready for winter to end so we can feel our toes again.

You heard it here first: winter is officially cancelled. Excuse us while we return our toboggans and snow slides – they’re too dangerous for anyone to be trusted with.

Vail Resorts are poised like eagles, ready to strike on a new Asian acquisition. Although we’re not suggesting they’re some kind of predatory bird.

Australians have one last ditched effort to maximise their winter holidays, or risk hibernation.

Get your mitts on your Epic Australia Pass for Vail and Perisher, because this coming Monday, August 31, marks the deadline for the lowest price on the pass.

Vail Resorts has announced EpicMix Time, an app that will allow guests on the slopes at Vail access real-time lift line wait times.

Now, there is only one.

Hit the slopes this weekend and carve up some of these fresh tracks.

Vail Resorts has announced the company has sealed the deal with Perisher down under, opening up more benefits for keen snow fans.

Perisher opens its slopes today for what looks to be a cracking snow season.

Dollars and snow. As always, they act as both push and pull factors for Australians deciding on where to spend their tourism dollars. Here’s a quick guide on how the major players rank.