Glacier skiing is a unique form of skiing that takes place on snow-covered glaciers, typically found in high-altitude regions. These areas offer a longer skiing season, often extending into the summer months, due to the thick, compacted snow that remains year-round. Skiers can enjoy wide-open spaces and breathtaking views while navigating the varied terrain. Safety is crucial in glacier skiing, as the environment can be unpredictable. Skiers often use specialized equipment, such as avalanche beacons and crampons, and may ski with experienced guides to navigate crevasses and changing weather conditions. This adventurous sport attracts thrill-seekers looking for a different skiing experience.