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Western Canada Time Change Prompts Later Opening Hours At Ski Resorts

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Patrick Thorne

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Western Canada Time Change Prompts Later Opening Hours At Ski Resorts

Following Canadian ski provinces Alberta and BC's decision to end seasonal clock changes this year, resorts have announced plans to open and close later in the day to match daylight hours to the revised winter clock times.

Northern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #337

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Patrick Thorne

22nd October 2026

Northern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #337

Weekly Snow News for Northern Hemisphere, updated 22 October 2026: Zermatt reopens after three month closure; up to 30cm (12") of snowfall on high terrain in the Alps as more glacier centres open; low temperatures and snowfall across North American peaks.

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Patrick Thorne

22nd October 2026

Global Weekly Snow Roundup #337

Weekly Global Snow News, updated 22 October 2026: More glaciers open in the Alps sending Northern hemisphere open areas back into double figures. Southern hemisphere's 2026 season nears end with just two areas still open.

Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #337

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Patrick Thorne

22nd October 2026

Southern Hemisphere Weekly Snow Roundup #337

Weekly Snow News for Southern Hemisphere, updated 22 October 2026: More snowfall in the Andes and New Zealand but only one centre remains open in each. Chile's Valle Nevado expected to be last area still operating in southern hemisphere.

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Himmelbjerget

This mountain should only be attempted by the most experienced climbers.
Extensive preparation of base camp will be necessary as well as proper preparation of gear. Experience of rock climbing with and without crampons and rope connections will be necessary. Ascent is slow and difficult and may require several intermediate camps for further acclimatization. Because of the extreme altitude (178m), some climbers may experience altitude sickness. Oxygen support may be required.

Due to the length and difficulty of the climb, it is advised to hire a mountain guide (available in the city of Silkeborg).

Reinhard Messer

Italy

04 Jul 2013

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Beacon Hill, Leicestershire

Beacon Hill is a few miles from Loughborough in the countryside. The top car park is the best for parking and is not much lower than the hill itself. It's an easy walk from the top car park and suitable for most people as you're nearly already at the top. The views are the best I've seen for the least amount of effort involved and very extensive. On a clear day you can see Nottingham, Derby, Lincoln and the Cathedral, Boston Stump, The Peak District and planes coming in to land at East Midlands Airport. Their are toilets at the top car park and you pay at the ramped barrier before it lets you in. Beacon Hill is especially beautiful when snowing and even on Bonfire night, when all the fires and fireworks are going off

Darren

United Kingdom

02 Oct 2020

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Higger Tor

Good to climb both Higgars from Fox House Inn, where there is good beer, log fires and accommodation. Some good scrambling to be had on the West side of Higgar Tor so approach it from that side instead of the main path. At the summit head for Burbage and back down the main path to the quarry where there'a few more scrambles worthy of note. A good 5 miles round trip with some decent scrambles. Great 15 peaks style training.

Singers

United Kingdom

30 Nov 2010

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The Chevin

Depart Bus Station, walk towards the hill then west towards Church and at corner of Kirkgate south up Station road. Over bypass bridge and cross road. Path direct up hill via steep steps through wood. Then open fell to top. Stand on top block and look down Wharfedale towards Almscliff Crag and the White Horse of Kilburn. To the North and west you can see Simons seat and Great Whernside often covered in snow in winter.
Walk east on top path to East Chevin Road and over to the Danefield Estate following any number of circular waymarked paths.On the North side of the ridge are the famous Caley Crags a mecca for climbers bouldering in summer. now becoming overgrown in places by Himalayan Balsam weed. Beyond Caley Crags walk along forest path back to East Chevin Road Turn right for 150 yards walk down road to Car Park on left and follow path under Chevin Buttress back to the White House Café with Limited opening times and route back to Otley.
Recomended Café The pink Teapot Behind Orchardgate Near the bus station.
Pubs: The junction Bondgate, and the old Cock opposite the bus sta. Food: Bondgate Bakery on the way to the Junkie.

Distance 6 to 8 miles depending on Danefield loop. 1000ft ascent. Local guide Arthur Gemmill Chevin Walks.

dave dowson

United Kingdom

14 Jan 2015

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