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Countries with the Most Downhill Skiing
Name the countries that have the most downhill skiing - based on the total length of their slopes.
According to skiresort.info
With help from user @Robjohnson
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Last updated: November 1, 2018
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| First submitted | June 30, 2016 |
| Times taken | 12,035 |
| Rating | 4.56 |
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Quizzer6794
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level 60
Jul 1, 2016
What happened to the ski resorts quiz?
Quizmaster
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level ∞
Jul 2, 2016
I changed it to this because the information listed on Wikipedia wasn't accurate as pointed out by @Robjohnson
wasserwand
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level 70
Jul 2, 2016
Almost forgot about Scandinavia
SouthwestChief
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level 55
Feb 9, 2017
Me too
azteque316
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level 66
Jul 3, 2016
Damn it.... Never thought about the only island country of the quiz...
Robjohnson
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level 71
Jul 5, 2016
Thank you for the co-credit :)
Findlay
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level 69
Aug 23, 2016
Clearly NZ isn't marketing itself to the rest of the world quite the same way it is in Australia. If you say New Zealand in Australia, skiing is pretty much the first thing that comes to mind, but it's the least guessed answer here.
kiwiquizzer
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level 62
Feb 9, 2017
There are at least 25 ski fields in New Zealand (most in the South Island). And some include whole mountainsides.
Tailin
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level 53
Dec 28, 2016
Surprised Japan has more than Germany
Arp2600
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level 78
Feb 9, 2017
Germany is not very mountainous. Alpine skiing can mostly be done along the southern frontier.
Chouyren
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level 50
Nov 8, 2019
There are ski resorts outside of the Alps in Germany most noteably in the Black Forest, the Erzgebirge, the Bavarian Forest and the Sauerland but these resorts are rather small with only a few ones having more than 5-10km of slopes.
Capistrano
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level 69
Feb 9, 2017
It's amazing to me that Australia beats out a place like Finland
Djilas
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level 74
Feb 9, 2017
Finland is quite flat. Lots of space for cross-country skiing, but not so much for downhill.
bessarel
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level 49
Feb 9, 2017
Surprised Andorra wasn't there. Despite the country being tiny, skiing is pretty popular there.
brettski
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level 43
Feb 9, 2017
acres of skiable terrain is better than measuring ski hills by km of runs
Quizmaster
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level ∞
Feb 9, 2017
Disagree personally.
joedimaggio
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level 65
Oct 31, 2019
Yep, don't know about North America, but in Europe nobody mesures acres of slopes, always the length.
kalbahamut
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level 77
Feb 9, 2017
Little surprised about Australia and New Zealand, but got them eventually. Generous time limit.
FentonsDad
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level 78
Feb 10, 2017
I'll bet Nepal could have some awesome ski runs, if they were into that sort of thing.
WillemLAif
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level 71
Jan 12, 2019
Or Peru...
90minutes
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level 54
Feb 10, 2017
Almost first despite our size. Grenoble's on fire !
shazs317
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level 45
Feb 11, 2017
I was so close to 100% but i was only able to type spai when the timer went off
matt78
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level 38
Feb 14, 2017
South Korea surprised me. Being a winter Olympic host nation, I figured they'd make the list.
AlfieJMD
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level 37
Jan 21, 2018
Wow! Surprising that Slovenia isn't there, don't know if that's just me being stupid but I'm pretty sure they have a few resorts there. France and the US are tight, would of thought France would have slightly more but there we go!
foxyfab
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level 38
Feb 23, 2018
you should make a quiz comparing skiresort area to general area. I bet Austria would win the battle >.
gaboldorak
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level 11
Jun 21, 2019
I think this quiz could be updated once again, some countries are improving there ski fields very quickly and may appear in this top : bulgaria, montenegro, andorra, china, kazakstan for example.
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