Skiing News / Ski Mag / 1 hour ago

Our Fantasy Ski Team Is the Team to Beat All Fantasy Teams

No, we didn't just pick power couple Mikaela Shiffrin and Aleksander Aamodt Kilde and call it good.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 23

Find A Warren Miller Film Tour Stop Near You

Thinking about winter kinda makes our day. Here are the film tour dates that are sure to be good days for you, too.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 23

Are You Ready to Return to the Backcountry? Take This Quiz to Find Out.

As temperatures (finally!) continue to drop, the countdown is on to the first ski day of the season. And if your season is likely to include even a single day in the backcountry, it’s as important to make sure your backcountry knowledge is up to date.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 23

This Updated Backcountry Safety Course Is Meant for Skiers as Young as 13

Avalanches kill around 40 people each year in North America alone, with hundreds more injured. Avalanches can happen to anyone, regardless of experience, and developing the knowledge and awareness of how to read avalanche terrain and respond accordingly is vital to navigating snowy terrain and minimizing avalanche risk.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 23

These 10 Mountains Are Already Getting Snow

What better way to ring in fall than with a reminder that winter’s around the corner? Here’s where the white stuff has already made its debut.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 22

This Film About a 40-Year-Old Avalanche Helped Me Process My Own Trauma

The new documentary ‘Buried’ looks back at the 1982 tragedy at Alpine Meadows, and finds lessons that are as relevant as ever about surviving a traumatic event.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 21

We’re Obsessed With This New Ultra-Lightweight Ski Gear 

Feathery jackets and other ounce-saving accessories are having a moment

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 19

Why Does the Catholic Church Care About Utah’s New Gondola?

The church announced its opposition to an eight-mile gondola connecting SLC to Alta and Snowbird. Hint: It’s about the money.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 19

This World Cup Stop is a Favorite, But Will This Year Be Its Last?

Rumors are circulating that the iconic ski area in the Canadian Rockies may bid adieu to the FIS World Cup.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 16

What Inspires These 7 Outdoor Athletes

Everyone has a Why. Our motivations are as varied as our backgrounds, and these passions are what powers adventures big and small.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 15

Yvon Chouinard No Longer Owns Patagonia

The company's founder has given away the business, placing ownership in a trust and vowing to spend an estimated $100 million a year to fight climate change

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 15

Best Colleges for Skiers

Yes, education is important, but powder days are known to help relieve stress and provide an excellent source of fresh air and exercise.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 14

Warren Miller’s New Trailer Made Our Day. Watch It Here.

Warren Miller Entertainment's 73rd feature film, "Daymakers," travels the globe from Europe to Alaska, and debuts October 26.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 14

Yvon Chouinard No Longer Owns Patagonia

The company has restructured, placing ownership in a trust and vowing to spend an estimated $100 million a year to fight climate change.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 14

Whip Your Body Into Ski Shape With This Full-Body Strength Circuit

If you wait until the snow starts falling to get in shape for skiing, you'll be late to the party.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 13

Taos Ski Valley, Already B Corp Certified, Is Now Carbon Neutral

The New Mexico resort has become the first ski area in the country to achieve a CarbonNeutral Certification from Climate Impact Partners

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 13

New High-Alpine Race Will Kick Off World Cup Speed Circuit Earlier Than Ever—If the Glacier Holds

The newest speed event on the World Cup circuit will see downhillers launch out of the start gate in Switzerland and finish in Italy.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 13

The Company That Owns Ikon Pass Just Bought Ski Butlers—What It Means for Pass Holders

The acquisition will bring the ski rental delivery service to more Ikon Pass resorts starting this winter.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 13

How Tight Should New Ski Boots Be?

Finding the perfect ski boot requires tapping into—and being able to articulate—feelings.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 9

Faction Skis Receives Coveted Sustainable Business Practice Certification

The company announced it has met B Lab’s certification criteria, which they see as the beginning of its commitment to sustainability practices.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 8

Mystery Bidder Wins Jay Peak, Has 30 Days to Reveal Identity

Only one of the three bidders has been revealed; Vail Resorts and Alterra Mountain Co. have not been ruled out.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 7

The New Apple Watch Ultra Might Replace Your Garmin, Sleep-Tracker, and Dive Computer All at Once

The Ultra gets a titanium case, sapphire face, significantly better battery life, and better GPS and off-grid route-tracking features, making it a much more robust backcountry tool

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 7

The Humble Rope Tow is the Heart of Skiing

Plus, a list of six ski areas where you can still get dragged uphill.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 7

What Kind of Skis Should I Buy for Rocky Mountain Conditions?

Skiing in the Rockies isn’t all blue skies and powder days—a quiver of skis will suit the different snow conditions you’ll encounter throughout the season.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 6

Indy Pass Adds A Different Type of Ski Area To Its Now-97 Resorts

Colo.’s Bluebird Backcountry has no lifts, only uphill access and 1,200 acres to explore.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 6

Ski Boot and Binding Compatibility—Here’s What You Need to Know

Does your new pair of ski boots have GripWalk soles? If so, it may be time to update your bindings.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 2

Little Cottonwood Canyon Gondola Controversy Reignites With DOT Recommendation

The state’s Department of Transportation recommended a gondola as the most efficient option to decrease canyon traffic.

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 1

Stoked for YEWWW

Here’s what’s new for the Ikon Pass this season

Skiing News / Ski Mag / September 1

No Pass? No Prob. Lift Tickets Are As Low As $49 at These Ski Areas

In an era where lift tickets are cresting $200 a day, it’s refreshing to find daily rates up to 75 percent lower at worthwhile ski areas.

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