"pristine snow" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe freshly-fallen, untouched snow that is in its purest and most perfect state. Here is an example of how it could be used in a sentence: "The ski resort was a winter wonderland, with miles of pristine snow covering the mountains."
Minnesota's pristine snow has turned the color of dirt.
But thus far the pristine snow and low-key vibe seem to be keeping each demographic happy.
One minute, I was rubbing shoulders with dot-com billionaires, oil industry barons and sleek investment bankers, in an Alpine village set among the pristine snow fields.
Most skiers coming to Japan's northern island of Hokkaido head for the popular resort of Niseko to experience its pristine snow.
SAARISELKA, FINLAND — Even above the Arctic Circle, where pristine snow sparkles under shimmering northern lights, European leaders still feel the heat from the sovereign debt crisis burning on the Continent below.
In the endless and pristine snow cover I saw no tire tracks, road ruts, abandoned oil drums, or other sign that any human had been here since the camp was left to the elements, half a century before.
To become a respectable Gosurori, take the previously discussed Lolita outfit, dye it black, edge it with pristine, snow-white lace and apply makeup to match.
When 37-year-old Igor Urizar first happened upon the isolated mountain village of Penjwin, 300km north-east of Baghdad, he had a vision of this border town – nestled in the pristine, snow-capped mountains of Iraqi Kurdistan – transformed into a haven for skiers.
The most remarkable thing about a forest blanketed in snow is the nearly absolute quiet, and that sweet solitude is what lures cross-country skiers deep into the wilderness to admire the pristine, snow-coated landscape.
From the village of Ivalo (and with the help of a guide), visitors drive their own team of dogs through pristine, snow-covered fells, covering between 30km and 50km a day, sleeping in remote wilderness huts each night and experiencing the isolation and beauty of Lapland in a section of forest just 50km from the Russian border.
In their gaudy, electric-pastel outfits and gear, the mountaineers make an undeniably colorful sight strung out against the pristine snows, but this team manages to do more than merely look good.
