Country pages show the peak altitude, total piste kilometres and every resort and school within that country — a good starting point when you haven't picked a mountain yet.
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Every country has its own page at /country/{slug} showing its peak altitude, total piste kilometres, and every resort and school in the country.
Each country we cover has its own page at /country/{slug} — for example /country/france or /country/japan. The page pulls together everything we know about skiing in that country in one view.
Country pages are the right starting point when you know roughly where you want to ski but haven't locked in a resort — for example, "we want to go skiing in Austria this year" or "first family trip to Italy". From there you can filter down to resorts that suit your group, then to schools in those resorts.
If you already have a resort in mind, skip the country page and go straight to the resort page — it'll link you directly to the schools and instructors teaching there.
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