Coffee Table Book

A stunning visual journey through the world's most beautiful ski resorts

Our limited edition coffee table book features breathtaking maps of ski resorts from around the globe. Each page captures the majesty of mountain landscapes, the thrill of perfect powder, and the unique character of each destination.

Status: Plan locked — pipeline build starts in ~1 month.

Explore the atlas online

Same data that fills the book—live now in our wiki

The resorts, maps, and stats in the book are already live in the Online Atlas wiki. Browse 3,000+ ski areas, open any resort for maps and details, then compare resorts or plan drives from the same site.

How we’re making it

From data to print-ready layout

The book is produced from the same data that powers the Online Atlas. We export near-finished maps and fun facts, generate AI copy scaled by resort size, then run everything through a wiki-style editor for community edits before publishing.

• 1. Data — Ski-area datasets (resorts, lifts, pistes, terrain, elevation)
• 2. Export — Detailed ~95% polished maps + fun facts → Adobe Photoshop
• 3. AI copy — Scaled by resort size: one sentence (small), paragraph (large), full page (largest)
• 4. Wiki-style editor — The Online Atlas is live; users can browse resort pages and suggest edits before we lock copy
• 5. Publish — Into InDesign or Scribus for final layout and print

More in the FAQ

Scope & economics

3-volume set, print-on-demand

Page allocation by resort size

• Small hills (< 10 trails) — ¼ page each
• Medium (10–30 trails) — ½ page each
• Large (30+ trails) — 1 full page
• Mega resorts — 2-page spreads

The atlas covers 3,000+ ski areas worldwide: roughly 900 in North America, 900 in Europe, and 900+ across Asia, Africa, South America, and Oceania. That’s 1,400–1,750 pages of full-color maps and resort profiles. To keep each book a manageable size (~750 pages per volume), we split the atlas into a 3-volume set—one per region.

Each volume is priced around $60–80, in line with premium atlases and coffee table books (National Geographic, Lonely Planet, and similar titles often sell for $50–100+). Ski enthusiasts are planners and collectors—we built this for people who pore over maps and dream about their next trip.