Skiing in July Your Guide to Hitting the Slopes in the Southern Hemisphere July might seem like an indefinite off-season to many seasoned skiers and snowboarders . The beach just doesn't satiate that winter need, resorts are closed, and the snow has melted in the Northern Hemisphere. What if you could bring winter to the Southern Hemisphere, where adventure is just getting started and mountains are covered with fresh snow? Skiing in South America: July to October For more than 20 years, PowderQuest has been investigating South America's undiscovered treasures. For those looking to escape the Northern heat, the Andes Mountains provide top-notch skiing and snowboarding from July to October. Since most resorts are not open at this time, powder junkies have the ideal chance to prolong their season. Backcountry Adventures for Thrill-Seekers If you crave untouched powder, freedom of exploration, and the challenge of earning your turns, our backcountry trips are ideal. Choose from: Hu...
Japan Powder Skiing It might be quite difficult to choose the perfect area to ski in Japan because there are more than 500 resorts scattered throughout 14,125 islands. Japan has some of the best skiing experiences in the world, from the renowned Hakuba Valley ski regions to the renowned powder of Hokkaido. Why Japan Is a Powder Paradise The backcountry of Japan is renowned for its stunning mountains, waist-deep Japow, and old forests, which combine to provide the perfect environment for skiing and snowboarding. Our small-group guided ski and snowboard adventures concentrate on unexplored, wild terrain, offering unadulterated excitement and lifelong memories. Aside from the slopes, the complete cultural experience includes boutique hotels, soothing onsens, and local knowledge of Japan’s top eateries. An Abundance of Ski Resorts With over 500 ski resorts , Japan has more ski areas than Canada or even the USA, a country 26 times larger. While some resorts are conveniently located ne...