Ultimate-Ski.com adds landmark 100th ski resort

Ultimate-Ski.com - the ultimate guide to the best skiing and snowboarding destinations and the must-go-to website for skiers, boarders and snow sports enthusiasts, has just added Stuben am Arlberg in Austria – a landmark 100th resort in their independent resort reviews.

David Holyoak, Publisher and founder of Ultimate-Ski.com commented: “Our ethos is to provide skiers and boarders of all ability levels with comprehensive ski resort information to help them choose a ski destination and enjoy their ski holiday to the maximum. We’re getting great feedback from our visitors, an increasing number of whom are asking for information about less well known resorts off the beaten track.”

David continued: “Stuben am Arlberg is one such resort and a quieter and cheaper alternative to nearby St Anton, Zurs and Lech. The birth place of downhill ski pioneer Hannes Schneider, this secret gem destination is a fitting choice to be our 100th ski resort. Good especially for expert powder hounds as well as intermediates wanting great skiing and the comforts of traditional family owned hotels; but party goers and late night revellers beware, the après ski in Stuben is a bit thin”.

Written by a team of renowned freelance ski writers, experienced skiers and boarders, Ultimate-Ski.com is critically acclaimed for in depth reporting on ski resorts with a wealth of on- and off-mountain information.

Arnie Wilson, Editor of Ski + Board magazine and main ski writer for the Financial Times said: “I genuinely think Ultimate-Ski.com is one of the most intelligent, good-looking and detailed websites about skiing in the world, helped by the fact that it uses some highly-acclaimed ski writers.” Arnie is one of over 20 contributors to the website.

And, with more contributors coming on board, Ultimate-Ski.com plans to enhance the depth and breadth of its offering: Christine Ottery, former Editor of Snow magazine, will join the editorial team as a regular contributor together with heli-skiing expert James Moreland, avalanche safety expert Henry Schniewind and Australian ski-instructor and Canada expert Vince Shuley – fresh from a 10-week ski trip to South America.