Winter

World’s First All-Wheel-Drive Fat Bike

Two-wheel-drive sounds a lot more impressive when you’re talking about bicycles.

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 31, 2016

Mountain Safety: Five Critical Mistakes

Watch this half-hour film and learn about five mistakes that lead to danger in the mountains and on the snow.

Written by GJ Staff October 26, 2016

Uphill Trend: Eldora Latest Ski Area Open For Climbing

Alpine touring will be allowed this season on a trial basis, and for a price.

Written by Paddy O’Connell October 25, 2016

Stunning Shots: The Arctic Like You’ve Never Seen It

The Arctic is so much more than ice. This amazing video shows the frigid land and water through a unique, inspired lens.

Written by GJ Staff October 24, 2016

‘On Thin Ice’ Chronicles ‘Last Trek’ to the North Pole

Eric Larsen’s 2014 hike to the North Pole might well be the last such trip ever taken. In a new book about the adventure, Larsen…

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 17, 2016

M.A.X. Pass: 38 Mountains, One Lift Ticket

Sixteen more mountains have been added to this year’s M.A.X. Pass, an affordable option for those who want to ski a lot of days and…

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 14, 2016

Wingjump: Achieve Maximum Send!

This wing won’t let you fly, but it sure will help you stand out on the ski hill.

Written by Sean McCoy October 12, 2016

Dream Big, Train Hard, Win $9,000 Adventure

Name your mountain sports dream, train, and share everyday, and you could win gear and $9,000 from Dynafit to make the trip a reality.

Written by Sponsored Post October 05, 2016

Lift Ticket Hacks: 30 Ways To Save Money At The Mountain

It’s time to start planning your ski trips. These 30 tips will help you cut costs in your quest to shred the pow.

Written by Sponsored Post September 26, 2016

New Salomon TV Is All Adventure, All The Time

Salomon will combine its video platforms into one mountain sports mega-channel.

Written by GJ Staff September 26, 2016

Painting Portraits On Arctic Sea Ice

The film What If You Fly tells the story of Hawaiian artist and muralist Sean Yoro as he travels to Baffin Island, Nunavut, to paint…

Written by GJ Staff September 22, 2016

Monumental: Skiing Our National Parks

National Parks offer some exceptional backcountry skiing. A new film by REI and Powder Magazine follows skiers as they explore some of America’s wilderness icons.…

Written by GJ Staff August 26, 2016

Winter Park Ski Train Returns For 2016-2017

Traffic keeping you off Colorado’s slopes? Amtrak has you covered.

Written by GJ Staff August 25, 2016

How To Land A Ski Resort Job

Is working at a ski resort your dream job? We got some inside advice from Copper Mountain’s HR department to help you land it.

Written by Sean McCoy August 24, 2016

Winter Snow Forecast 2016: 100% Chance Of Hyperbole

This winter, prepare for long spells of exaggeration resulting in deep, powdery metaphor and moments of genuine stoke.

Written by Sean McCoy August 17, 2016

Travis Rice’s Latest Snowboard Film Looks Bonkers

Snowboarder Travis Rice and Brainfarm Productions followed the world’s ocean currents and hydrological patterns to find the best snow and surf on the planet. The…

Written by GJ Staff August 16, 2016

Plastic Ski Slope Coming To Minnesota

The small hill will now offer year-round skiing on either snow or an artificial ‘Neveplast’ surface.

Written by Adam Ruggiero August 15, 2016

Lindsey Vonn Needs A Date (With Me!!!)

The Blonde Bomber recently told CNN that she wants to start a family and is on the prowl for a man. But the Minnesota Maiden…

Written by Paddy O’Connell July 01, 2016

Summer Skiing: The Best (Worst) Idea Ever

On the 4th of July, there are better (and dumber) things to do than grill hot dogs and light off firecrackers. Shove your feet into…

Written by Paddy O’Connell June 30, 2016

Excerpt: Hitler’s Nuclear Ambitions Were Thwarted By Skiers

Nine Norwegian operatives skied cross-country to sabotage Hitler’s attempt to create a nuclear bomb, and now their story has been told.

Written by Staff Post May 10, 2016

Sketchy Skiing By Headlamp Is Downright Crazy

Skier Léo Taillefer rips through some really tight chutes, off jumps, and through rock-strewn forest terrain in Val d’Isére, France, all by headlamp.

Written by Staff Post May 06, 2016

MSR Recalls 2,000 Avalanche Probes

The lock button on the probe can fail to engage and lock, causing the probe not to function as intended.

Written by Sean McCoy May 03, 2016

First Look: G3 ‘Scala’ Climbing Skin/Scale Hybrid

A urethane-scaled tip on these skins reduces the drag felt by those climbing deep snow.

Written by Sean McCoy April 20, 2016

100 Years Of Ski Fashion In 6 Minutes

The video created by The Colorado Ski & Snowboard History Museum shows the progression of ski gear over the last century, and it’s fascinating.

Written by Staff Post April 19, 2016

With Storm On Way, I-70 Closed Friday Night In CO

If you’re planning to join the masses headed to the mountains for a predicted storm in Colorado from the front range this weekend, plan to…

Written by Sean McCoy April 15, 2016

80 Badass Women Shred Silverton Mountain

When Sisters’ Meeting in the Mountains connected an unprecedented number of female backcountry shredders for a weekend on Colorado’s toughest resort, it was more than…

Written by Morgan Tilton April 14, 2016