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The practical Whistler Blackcomb guide for Australian riders — two interconnected mountains, 11.74m of snow a year, when to go, the village, the 22 sidecountry gates and getting there via the Sea to Sky Highway.
You're about to jump on a plane to Japan to chase that legendary powder — and trust us, it really is as good as everyone says. But before you zip u...
The USA snowboard guide for Australian riders — Utah's Wasatch powder, Colorado's resort variety, Jackson Hole's serious steeps and Mammoth with Mint Tours. Plus how the Ikon and Epic passes cut lift costs.
The Europe snowboard guide for Australian riders — the French Alps' scale and Chamonix freeride, Austria's Tyrol, Switzerland's icons and the Arctic. When to go, and why a GORE-TEX shell matters more on exposed alpine terrain.
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Snowboarding in Canada from Australia — Whistler Blackcomb as the benchmark, then the BC Powder Highway (Revelstoke, Whitewater) and Baldface cat skiing. When to go, how to get there, what to pack and which board to bring.
If you're chasing bottomless powder, vending machine coffee and face-shots every 30 metres — read this before you fly.
So you're going to Japan. Th...
Beyond Niseko and Hakuba — Japan's quieter powder destinations for repeat visitors. Furano, Rusutsu, Kiroro, Asahidake, Hakkoda, Myoko and Nozawa, what each offers, and how Mint Tours makes the harder-to-reach ones accessible.
Niseko vs Hakuba for your first Japan snowboard trip — an honest comparison. Niseko wins on powder quality (50–80cm Hokkaido days), Hakuba wins on terrain variety and authentic Japan. Which suits you, and when to go.
We are SO stoked to present this all-new Santa Cruz x Stranger Things range!
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Take your own snowboard overseas or rent at the destination? The honest case for each — board bag fees vs rental cost, current-season rental quality, transit damage risk, and the one rule that never changes: always take your own boots.