Skiing

Win an Epic Ski Getaway at RED Mountain Resort

On February 7, one lucky winner and a guest will score lift tickets and lodging at the iconic RED Mountain Resort in British Columbia.

Written by Jilli Cluff February 01, 2022

Drew Petersen Speaks to Mental Health in the Mountains in Salomon Short Film

Utah skier Drew Petersen almost died in a mountain accident in 2017. In the 4 years since, he’s navigated a fraught mental health landscape.

Written by Sam Anderson February 01, 2022

An Inside Look at the Premier Big Mountain Safety Class in the Country

“There’s this massive chasm between the current style of avalanche training and modern backcountry skiing. It just doesn’t meet the needs of many skiers,” said…

Written by Andy Cochrane January 31, 2022

SCARPA Unveils the Lightest GripWalk Hybrid Ski Boots on the Market

SCARPA hunts alpine performance, light weight, and walkability with its new 4-Quattro GripWalk hybrid ski boots — the category’s lightest.

Written by Sam Anderson January 27, 2022

Watch the First Ski Descent of the Iconic Squamish Chief’s North Gully

Watch Eric Carter and friends make the first descent of the steep, narrow North Gully of the Chief — ’90s video game style.

Written by Sam Anderson January 27, 2022

Eco-Friendly mountainFLOW Releases 100% Recycled Aluminum Ski Poles

MountainFLOW already makes dozens of eco-friendly ski wax products, but these will be its first eco-friendly ski poles — 100% recycled. Get a sneak peek.

Written by Mary Murphy January 26, 2022

Renewable Algae Skis: WNDR Alpine Will Share Its Tech to Boost Other Brands’ Sustainability

One ski brand, which has pioneered a biobased, sustainable material in ski manufacturing, is now sharing its technology with other ski makers.

Written by Mary Murphy January 26, 2022

Fast and Steep: ‘Hoji’ Goes for Broke in the Esplanade Mountains

Watch Eric ‘Hoji’ Hjorleifson send two massive backcountry lines with a singularly fast, physical style in this quick clip.

Written by Sam Anderson January 26, 2022

Eddie Bauer Unveils First Ski Kit Made Specifically for Adaptive Skiers

Unique articulation, thoughtfully placed seams, and extra insulation where it’s needed most are just some of the innovations behind the Eddie Bauer BC Flyline Adaptive…

Written by Berne Broudy January 26, 2022

Win Guided Backcountry Tour, Gear, and Whiskey in This Awesome Giveaway

Somewear Labs partners with Protect Our Winters and more to put an epic prize package up for grabs. The prizes focus on helping winners have…

Written by Sam Anderson January 25, 2022

The Winter Mountain Games Return to Vail in February

Vail Resorts’ Winter Mountain Games returns in February after a long hiatus. Skimo, fat biking, and ice climbing are on tap.

Written by Sam Anderson January 24, 2022

The Best Budget Base Layers: REI Co-op Midweight Base Layer Review

As soon as colder weather hits, base layers are essential to have around. These REI midweight base layers are warm, stretchy, and a great price…

Written by Mary Murphy January 24, 2022

How to Watch the X Games: Winter 2022 Aspen Edition

Fear not, friends. Despite no in-person crowds, the X Games is still throwing down in Aspen, Colo. Read on to learn about the top athletes…

Written by Mary Murphy January 21, 2022

Free Gear Fridays: Stay Connected With Cardo’s Packtalk Ski Giveaway

This week, five lucky winners will receive a Packtalk Ski from Cardo.

Tecnica Breaks Ultralight Backcountry Boot Barrier

Tecnica unveils the Zero G Peak ultralight alpine boot. The sub-1,000g boot focuses on fit and performance, drawing on the brand’s roots.

Written by Sam Anderson January 20, 2022

Personal Ski Lift: Zoa Unveils Tow-Rope Concept You Can Bring Anywhere

The Zoa PL1 personal ski lift will go to production soon. Creators say the electric gadget can tow a skier 2,600 feet on a single…

Written by Sam Anderson January 19, 2022

Alps-Based Freeskier Rips Familiar Pow in ‘HOME’

French freeskier Oscar Mandin celebrates the stoke, peace, and mega terrain found right outside his door in ‘HOME.’

Written by Jilli Cluff January 19, 2022

Apply Now: Mammut Launches Learn to Ski or Snowboard Scholarship

Today, Mammut announced an all-inclusive, learn to ski or ride scholarship to help reduce the barrier of entry into snowsports and the greater outdoors.

Written by Mary Murphy January 18, 2022

Born to Charge the Steeps: Romp’s 2022 Oso Ski Review

Romp Skis’ new Osos were designed to provide an edge over vertical slopes and the “rugged unknown” — but they’ll perform just about anywhere you…

Written by Will Brendza January 17, 2022

Spyder Unveils US Ski Team Uniforms for 2022 Olympic Games

Spyder partnered with Dragon Alliance eyewear and artist Eric Haze to design the U.S. Aerial, Alpine, Freeski, and Mogul Ski Team kits.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 14, 2022

‘Children of Patrol’: The Next Generation of Jackson Hole Ski Patrollers

Some lucky skiers and riders grow up as kids of JHMR Ski Patrol, following their parents’ guidance and chasing their passions on snow.

Written by Jilli Cluff January 14, 2022

‘Fortress Ghosts’: 2 Skiers Explore Ghost Town Ski Mountain in Canada

When Fortress Mountain outside a provincial park in Alberta, Canada, closed in 2004, the once vibrant ski resort quickly became a remnant of the past.

Written by Mary Murphy January 13, 2022

Helly Hansen Switch Cargo Pant Review: A Durable, Versatile Snow Pant

Helly Hansen’s Switch Cargo Pant won our best overall pick for women’s ski pants. Find out why in our full review.

Written by Mary Murphy January 13, 2022

1-Minute High-Speed Raw Run With Candide Thovex

Could anyone other than Candide Thovex sell a video with a name that instantly invokes the image of yellow snow?

Written by Sam Anderson January 12, 2022

Vail Resorts Disavows Recruitment Email, Park City Ski Patrol Moves Toward Strike

On Jan. 7, a leaked email impacted stagnant wage talks between Vail Resorts and Park City ski patrollers. The ski patrol union voted decisively to…

Written by Sam Anderson January 11, 2022

‘BOURN’ Is a Love Letter to Freesking, Face Planting, and Family

Freeskier Micah Evangelista delivers captivating tricks, exceptional mountain settings, and a soulful homage to home in his autobiographical project ‘BOURN.’

Written by Jilli Cluff January 10, 2022

Check Out National Geographic’s 100 ‘Ski Destinations of a Lifetime’

National Geographic’s new travel book, ‘100 Slopes of a Lifetime,’ aims to please with photography, travel tips, and reviews of some of the best places…

Written by Mary Murphy January 06, 2022