Multiple European Ski Resorts Open Limited Terrain September

As ski enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the 2025-26 season, several European resorts are already opening or preparing to open for early skiing in September, with glacier areas such as Pitztaler Gletscher and Sölden's Rettenbach glacier starting operations mid to late September. Resorts like Zermatt and Saas-Fee in Switzerland remain open year-round, offering reliable snow conditions, while others like Stelvio Pass glacier stay open until early November. Cortina d’Ampezzo, set to host the 2026 Winter Olympics, continues to attract a high-end crowd with sophisticated après-ski offerings including chic cocktail bars and traditional Italian passeggiata culture. For those not venturing to the slopes, UK holiday parks like Bluestone in Pembrokeshire provide indoor activities and festive events through autumn and winter, including waterparks and holiday-themed entertainment. Additionally, local outdoor attractions such as historical sites and adventure parks are closing for the season soon, making early fall the last chance to visit before winter closures. Meanwhile, splash parks in Totton and Eling have closed for the winter season as of early September.