Winter

‘Finally’: What It’s Like to Ski An Empty Mountain Post-Pandemic

Ben Buratti got the chance of a lifetime to ski the French Alps — when they were completely empty.

Written by Mary Murphy September 25, 2020

Freeski Freedom: Salomon TV Teases Upcoming Winter Ski Season

Salomon’s fall and winter film trailer teases footage from some of the coolest trips, tech, and films yet to hit public eyes this year. Watch…

Written by Mary Murphy September 24, 2020

Bluebird Backcountry Skiing: Earn Your Turns in the Comfort of a Resort

If the idea of backcountry skiing this winter appeals, but you don’t have the skills or want to avoid crowds, buy your pass now for…

Written by GJ Staff September 17, 2020

Do I Need a Reservation to Ski? What Epic & Ikon Pass-Holders Need to Know

Planning on skiing or riding anywhere this winter? Looking for info on reservations? We’ve got it all right here.

Written by Mary Murphy September 15, 2020

Jeremy Jones’ Short Film Examines America’s Climate Policy Divide

Protect Our Winters’ latest film is part of its recent campaign to unite the Outdoor State — a community of 50 million voters.

Written by Mary Murphy September 15, 2020

Skiing in the Pandemic: Ikon Destinations Outline 2020-21 COVID Protocols

Advance ticket sales only, priority access, and modified lift service — Ikon Pass resorts have begun to offer a first peek at what the 2020-21…

Written by Adam Ruggiero September 14, 2020

New Bike Highways, Ski Resorts Open? Adventure News of the Week

From the inspiring to the tragic, ‘Adventure News of the Week’ presents a wrap-up of top news in the world of exploration and adventure.

Written by Mary Murphy September 08, 2020

Climbing in Siberia: Team Sets First Ascent on ‘Mystic’ Granite Towers

Siberia is home to some of the coldest weather on the planet, extreme temperature changes, and unknown adventure. So, of course, it’s a great spot…

Written by Mary Murphy September 07, 2020

Durable Outdoor Winter Slip-On: Blundstone Thermal Boots Review

From an old-growth rainforest on Victoria Island to Southern California beaches — and the snow-covered streets of ski towns — Blundstone’s hearty pull-on Thermal Boots…

Written by Morgan Tilton September 01, 2020

Squaw Valley Will Change ‘Derogatory and Offensive’ Name

Officials of the popular California ski resort said they will announce a new name in early 2021.

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 27, 2020

Prep for Pow Days: Snowboard Gear to Know This Winter

We love summer, but all the ice cream we’ve been eating has us looking forward to other frozen treats, like the glorious powder days to…

Written by GJ Staff August 19, 2020

Time to Ski (Almost): Teton Gravity Releases ‘Make Believe’ Stoke Film

Teton Gravity Research just dropped a sweet teaser for its upcoming winter film.

Written by Mary Murphy August 13, 2020

Ski Gear to Stoke Summer Daydreams of Winter

Sure, we love summer. Sunshine, long days, mountain bikes, wake surfing on the lake — it’s all great. But deep down, we’re always looking forward…

Written by GJ Staff July 27, 2020

K2, No O2: Polish Man Completes Historical First Ski Descent

One daring ski mountaineer spent over 70 hours on K2 — without supplemental O2 — all just to ski down.

Written by Mary Murphy July 22, 2020

Like the Cold? Book a Site at This ‘Glacier Camp’ in Antarctica

Like cold-weather camping and want to travel south? Check out this Antarctic camp.

Written by Mary Murphy June 26, 2020

Watch: Vimeo Staff Awarded This Ski Video ‘Mountain Film of the Year’

Red Bull’s film Originate follows big-mountain skier Michelle Parker as she tackles some of the steepest, most unforgiving lines of Haines, Alaska.

Written by Sean McCoy June 07, 2020

Arapahoe Basin Will Reopen Wednesday With COVID Guidelines

Itching for a few spring ski turns? Arapaho Basin will open on Wednesday with some restrictions meant to keep skiers healthy.

Written by Sean McCoy May 25, 2020

Faction Skis Releases Cringe-Worthy Crash Reel

What do you get when you put a bunch of pro skiers together on tough terrain? Lots of edits — and lots and lots of…

Written by Mary Murphy May 08, 2020

Smartwool Sock Sale: 50% Off Past-Season Styles

Keep your feet happy when you save 50% and score Smartwool socks on sale.

Written by Mallory Paige May 05, 2020

Ruby J: How One Mountain Biker Fights for Inclusion With Cartoons

Tune into tonight’s premiere: a film about inclusion, identity, and hand-drawn heroes.

Written by Mary Murphy April 30, 2020

Softshell Truck? This Snowboarder Built One

Say goodbye to aluminum or wood siding, and build your camper van out of duffels instead. In this video, Austin Smith shows us how a…

Written by Mary Murphy April 28, 2020

Vail Resorts Issues Credits for ‘Epic Pass’ Holders

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Vail Resorts will offer credits to pass-holders who missed out on resort days in 2020.

Written by Mary Murphy April 27, 2020

Breathtaking: Candide Thovex’s ‘Few Words’ Conveys Transcendence of Skiing

This hour-long film about one of the world’s best freeskiers is a must-watch.

Written by Mary Murphy April 24, 2020

This Cat Is a Better Snowskater Than Most People

So, you’ve never snowskated, eh? Well, this cat’s got you beat.

Written by Sean McCoy April 22, 2020

First Ski Resort Reopens in US After Coronavirus Closures

Mt. Baldy is an all-season mountain resort in San Bernardino, California. And despite coronavirus, it’s open.

Written by Mary Murphy April 22, 2020

Considering Next Year’s Ski Pass? Ikon Wants to Reassure You

Many skiers put money down on their yearly season ski pass in the spring to get the best deal. And because of COVID-19, Alterra Mountain…

Written by Sean McCoy April 22, 2020

‘Marriage Test in the Mountains’: Ski Couple Takes on the Sawtooths

For Cody Townsend’s latest episode of ‘The FIFTY’ project, he’s joined by his freeride skier wife Elyse Saugstad. Watch as they attempt a narrow line in…

Written by Mary Murphy April 20, 2020