Winter

These Winning ‘Real Ski’ Edits Are Really Insane

Real Ski 2020 is the X Games’ latest competition — and it’s all about urban skiing. Watch some of the best skiers hit the streets…

Written by Mary Murphy March 27, 2020

‘Pucker Factor 100’: Crazy-Steep Mt. Shuksan Ski Descent

In this episode, Townsend brings us humor, insights on an iconic northwest mountain, and some unreal ski footage.

Written by Mary Murphy March 23, 2020

Today’s Bargains: 5 Steals to Start Your Weekend

Great outdoor gear at an amazing price: That’s our goal each week. Check out these bargains from Arc’teryx, SAXX, and more to save on gear…

Written by Mary Murphy March 20, 2020

Known for Snowboards, We Test Weston Backcountry’s 2020 Skis

Weston Backcountry founded a brand on snowboards. But for fall 2020, it will launch a new line of skis. We got a first ride on…

Written by GJ Staff March 12, 2020

Ski Nostalgia: VALLON Puts Modern Spin on Vintage Eyewear

Inspired by the skiers and mountaineers of yesteryear, this new Swiss brand is bringing their ski sunglasses and goggles to the states.

Written by GJ Staff March 11, 2020

BUFF Made Its ThermoNet Headwear for Cold-Weather Performance

BUFF’s new ThermoNet collection aims to be a lightweight wicking solution for high-output winter activities.

Written by GJ Staff March 10, 2020

How to Plan a Winter Hut Trip

Winter hut trips are idyllic, quiet, serene. Venturing deep into the mountains to stay in a no-frills hut is a really rewarding experience — for…

Written by GJ Staff March 09, 2020

Urban Snowboarding: The McMorris Brothers Shred Abroad

Ever seen a snowboarder climb a rooftop so he can ride off the edge? Well, you can in this video series.

Written by Mary Murphy March 09, 2020

Free Gear Fridays: SHRED Ski and Snowboard Package Giveaway

This week, one lucky winner will receive a helmet, goggles, and a back protector from SHRED!

Written by GJ Staff March 06, 2020

Lakota Backcountry Skier Puts Native Americans in the Lens

Reconnecting with the land means recognizing the people who came before us, and that life is about more than just skiing.

Written by Mary Murphy March 05, 2020

How to Ski Moguls: Tips From Olympic Skier Kari Traa

Ever wondered how athletes hit those bumps on the ski slope? Want to get better at skiing moguls? Follow this Olympian’s advice.

Written by Mary Murphy March 04, 2020

Arapahoe Basin Entices Skiers With New Extreme Terrain Map

Like extreme terrain? Then it’s time to check out some of these lines at Arapahoe Basin’s East Wall.

Written by Mary Murphy March 03, 2020

Review: Arc’teryx Resurrects Iconic Nuclei FL Belay Parka

The famed Arc’teryx minimalist belay parka returns.

Written by Seiji Ishii March 02, 2020

Dry-Land Skiing: The Kooky Sport With a Dire Message

This 15-minute mockumentary follows a Californian skier as he takes on local hills — of grass, dirt, and pavement. There’s no snow, and that’s the…

Written by Mary Murphy February 28, 2020

West Yellowstone Snowmobiling in the White Room — Beginner’s Style

Snowmobiling is a popular winter pastime across the snowy parts of the U.S. and beyond. And as intimidating as it might be, it’s a killer…

Written by Nicole Qualtieri February 27, 2020

Snowfall Ends Sherpa Climbers’ Winter Everest Attempt

Recent heavy snowfall on Everest forced a team of Sherpa climbers to abandon their winter summit expedition. Nobody has reached the summit in winter since…

Written by Mary Murphy February 27, 2020

An Olympic Medalist Knitted Her Own Hats, and a Brand Was Born

The Kari Traa brand started with a single knit hat and has grown to support a community of female athletes across the world.

Written by Mary Murphy February 27, 2020

Breckenridge Resort Tops 300-Inch Snow Benchmark

Breckenridge Ski Resort has become the first in the state to get over 300 inches of snowfall this season.

Written by Mary Murphy February 26, 2020

Powder Patrollers: How Alta Ski Area Tames Its Hazardous Mountain

Since 1938, the skiing at Alta Ski area in Utah has been going strong. This film dives into the patrollers that have helped make that…

Written by Mary Murphy February 25, 2020

Avalanche Video Has Much to Teach

Two snowmobiles rip up a snowy mountain. And what happens next is quite predictable, as a large slab avalanche breaks free.

Written by Sean McCoy February 24, 2020

Sketchy Send: Cody Townsend Skis ‘Cold Fusion’ Avi Line

In this episode of ‘The FIFTY Ski Project,’ Cody Townsend skis a classic line on Utah’s Mt. Timpanogos.

Written by Mary Murphy February 20, 2020

Spring Break Skiers: Here’s Where You Can Find the Best Snow

This month, several resorts across North America — and abroad — recorded their snowiest months ever.

Written by Mary Murphy February 19, 2020

How to Camp in Winter: Polar Explorer Eric Larsen’s Tips to Stay Warm

Take it from someone who’s made a living traversing both poles by bike, ski, boot, and dogsled: Being cold sucks. Here’s how extreme explorer Eric…

Written by Will Brendza February 18, 2020

Coronavirus Spreads to French Ski Chalet

Coronavirus recently struck a group of people from several countries across Europe at a ski chalet in France.

Written by Mary Murphy February 17, 2020

Columbia Launches Its First Backcountry Ski Touring Kit

Columbia’s new skiwear collection includes something new to the brand — a technical backcountry bib and shell, launching this fall.

Written by Mary Murphy February 17, 2020

Today’s Bargains: 3 Steals to Keep You Cozy

Great outdoor gear at an amazing price: That’s our goal each week. Check out these bargains from Decathlon, Give’r, and Smartwool to save on gear…

Written by Mary Murphy February 14, 2020

Do Women Need Women’s Skis?

Marketing says yes, hard-charging female skiers say no, but everyone agrees a softer, more playful ski has a place on the shop wall. And it’s…

Written by GJ Staff February 13, 2020

Want to Leave Your Comfort Zone? Tackle a Biathlon

Winter and summer sports might not seem like they go together, but they do. It’s a unique — and grueling — combo sport called biathlon.

Written by Mary Murphy February 13, 2020

Vail COO Issues Statement on Massive Lift Line

Vail went viral this weekend, and not for its epic snow. Instead, a massive, hour-long lift line in the back bowls grabbed headlines. Now, Vail…

Written by Sean McCoy February 12, 2020

Sit-Skier Sends Corbet’s Couloir in Kings and Queens

Trevor Kennison broke his back 4 years ago snowboarding on Vail Pass. Now, he’s sit-skiing some incredible terrain.

Written by Mary Murphy February 12, 2020

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