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For the First Time in 25 Years, Greenland Ski Resort Remains Closed Amid Warmth and Low Snow Totals
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For the First Time in 25 Years, Greenland Ski Resort Remains Closed Amid Warmth and Low Snow Totals
Greenland’s Sisorarfiit Skiiliften has struggled with low early-season snowfall totals, causing rock to be exposed around the resort. | Credit: Sisorarfiit Skiliften Instagram When people think of Greenland, they typically think of endless winters and constant snow. But that is not the case this season. The Nuuk, Greenland, ski resort Sisorarfiit Skiliften has not opened for the first time in 25 years. To blame? Warm temperatures and no snowfall…
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