Meanings of hit the slopes in English

While those volunteers were working, the rest of us hit the slopes.

Aucklander Josh landed ready to hit the slopes with his family.

About 200 skiers hit the slopes by mid-morning, she said.

It's winter and the perfect time to hit the slopes.

Grab a board, wax it up and hit the slopes.

As strong winds hit the slopes, the women's individual biathlon competition has been shifted to tomorrow.

Head out west again and hit the slopes.

She lived in Switzerland at the time and I had exaggerated my yearning to hit the slopes of Zermatt.

They'll help you round out your pack so you can hit the slopes or build a snowman with ease.

Europe's ski resorts are about to open, so if you're keen to hit the slopes, this is the time to book.

The next time you hit the slopes, you can do your own video physics analysis if you capture your moves with this gear.

The popular resorts are preparing for an influx of snow bunnies eager to hit the slopes when the season opens as virus restrictions ease.

Kenny Salvini hit the slopes one night with his bros and scored major air off a terrain park ramp, soaring into the darkened sky.

Thousands hit the slopes of Mount Ruapehu this weekend for the start of the ski season, in one of the best opening weekends in years.

Bridget Legnavsky, general manager of the South Island's Cardrona and Treble Cone skifields, is expecting the first skiers to hit the slopes in late June.

The figures are well below 2009-2010 - one of the best on record - when almost 375,000 people hit the slopes.