Countries

Country hubs are published only when at least 20 qualified named areas are present. Thin countries remain available via search filters (?country=), not as extra path URLs.

Pull / ingest date: 23 Jul 2026 (D1 snow-sports). First snapshot (ingest 23 Jul 2026). No previous snapshot is stored, so no count delta is shown. Source: Wikidata (CC0) and OpenStreetMap (ODbL). Observed counts from that ingest; percentages are calculated.

Alpine landscape illustration — not a named ski area on this page — Pennine Alps, Weisshorn range from Mund, Valais. Illustration of alpine terrain — not a named ski area on this page. Photograph: Zacharie Grossen · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0 · File:Alps.jpg on Wikimedia Commons.

442 qualified areas in the 23 Jul 2026 snapshot.

United States122 areas · elevation not in snapshot
Japan92 areas · elevation not in snapshot
France64 areas · elevation not in snapshot
Canada33 areas · elevation not in snapshot
Austria27 areas · elevation not in snapshot
Spain21 areas · elevation not in snapshot

Data from Wikidata (CC0). © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL 1.0). Discovery geometry only — not current access, avalanche, snowpack, or piste status.

Questions this page can answer

Use the evidence without over-reading it

What does this page establish?

Ski-area country hubs with at least 20 named areas.

How current is it?

Use the source snapshot, observation and retrieval dates shown with each fact. Historical context is not a live snow or safety report.

How can I compare areas?

Compare documented geography, scale, elevation and source coverage first. Add current prices, opening and conditions only from dated official sources.

What should I check next?

Confirm opening, access, lift operations, conditions and safety guidance with the resort and responsible official service before travelling.