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We’re all guilty of rushing through the outdoors—chasing the next thrill or squeezing in a quick ride. But what if slowing down could actually bring us closer to nature and ourselves? Skier and scientist Ellen Bradly found that when she moved with intention, the forest started speaking in ways she’d never noticed.

Hitting the freeze-thaw cycle just right is tricky. Here's how to navigate the mountain in the spring.

Homewood, a small ski area on Lake Tahoe’s west shore, is experiencing growing pains that pit developers trying to run a business against ticked-off locals who just want to go skiing. Can everyone win?

The brainchild of two ten-year-olds from Highlands Ranch, The Ski Pack is a minimalist bag that allows parents and kids to carry their own gear to and from the chairlift

Jason Remple, Alex Pashley, and Jeff Keenan are remembered for their deep contributions to the snow community

One writer peels back the layers of fear, grief, and female empowerment during a challenging but rewarding B.C. hut trip

The Pisteworks 79 is a pure carving ski for people who can’t carve purely

Our writer endured boozy days, sleepless nights in a hostel, and edge-of-your-seat racing at Kitzbühel’s legendary Hahnenkamm

A collection of profiles highlighting different voices in snow sports

On February 16, Christina Lustenberger and Gee Pierrel skied the first descent of the Great Couloir on the South Face of Mount Robson

When even the hardest-core ski bums are logging their data, is there still room for fun?

Done with endless swiping on dating apps, more people are looking for love through in-person events. I traveled to one in the Alps with a group of rowdy singles in search of love.

If you’ve never considered being a ski instructor before, here’s why it may appeal to you

Whether you’re a skier or not, some of the most common aches and pains can be traced back to hip weakness and instability

Complete your ski-eats bucket list by sampling these delicious dishes

Gear that makes skiing’s logistical challenges feel more like a green circle run than a black diamond 

Ed LaChapelle, a coinventor of the modern avalanche transceiver, has some strange, wonderful ideas about snow

These are our favorite healthy trips in North America, from a desert hot-springs lodge to a quiet island off the Pacific Coast.

Patrollers demand wage increases from Utah’s Park City Mountain Resort as its owner, Vail Resorts, asks patrollers from other ski areas to cross the picket line

Timed-entry reservations are back. Our national parks columnist reveals how to get into these popular parks.

This fall, FIS released a road map to sustainability in the face of climate change. But is skiing’s governing body doing enough?

I’m over the nightmarish hustle to get first tracks

A NOAA ocean buoy and a decades-old forecasting service have hooked powder hounds with surprisingly accurate storm intelligence

Every year, my family and I take a trip to Mount Rainier. This time, I was taking oral chemotherapy medication, and our annual ritual looked a little different.

Alex Kaufman, a suburban dad in Denver, descends slopes with barely any snow, using discontinued plastic skis. This method, he says, is far more fun than a day at the resort, so we accompanied him on an outing.

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What happens when an iconic outdoor brand known for rugged expeditions teams up with a shapewear giant rooted in celebrity culture?

Here’s the local’s cheat sheet to navigating on and off-piste thrills of Colorado’s most coveted destinations

The place has it all. Points for trying to guess, but you may never have heard of the name.

In his new book, the longtime VP of sustainability for Aspen One explains why corporate actions to address climate change (including the ones he himself implemented) fall short, and the paths to forward that still bring him hope

Nobody was hurt when a huge slide rumbled down four closed runs near the mountain’s summit

In a ‘A New Winter,’ Colombian American photographer Sofía Jaramillo confronts leisure skiing’s inequitable beginnings by recreating historic images at Sun Valley Resort

Five questions with backcountry skiing legend Greg Hill, whose new memoir ‘I Could Die at Any Moment’ dives into his lifelong pursuit of adrenaline and risk

Mikaela Shiffrin's quest for 100 World Cup wins paused after crash, shifting focus to Beaver Creek and her recovery

This Wyoming gem is legendary for year-round adventure but known as pricey. There are ways to go without blowing your budget.

The Hornbein Couloir poses a fantasy ski descent that only two parties have ever attempted. Neither was successful.

For the past 50-plus years, our colleagues at SKI magazine have invited readers to weigh in on the best ski resorts—because no one’s as passionate as a skier praising their favorite hill. These ranked highest.

After years of injuries and recovery, the record-breaking skier is ready to hit the slopes and compete for more wins

Here’s how to save serious money at this and other U.S. ski hills this season

Do you get more stoked for first chair or the pond-skim competition? Two dedicated skiers debate the weather, conditions, and vibes of ski season’s kickoff vs. sendoff.

A chance encounter while skiing Mount Mackenzie challenges stereotypes and inspires heartfelt gratitude

This remote mountain town has had its ups and downs. In recent years famous races put it on the map, but some knew of its year-round treasures all along.

Find out how to identify affected devices and steps to get a free inspection, repair, or replacement. Safety remains Mammut’s top priority.

Led by snowboard legend Travis Rice, the Natural Selection Ski event brings its revolutionary format to freeskiing for the first time

SKI mag sat down with the resort’s CEO to dig into the ski area’s unique new directive

Christina Lustenberger called her and Gee Pierrel’s descent of Aoraki (Mount Cook) the most engaging of her entire storied career

Vonn has sparked speculation about a World Cup comeback with recent Instagram posts following her knee surgery. Could the ski legend return?

Evo's Anniversary Sale has serious savings on gear—including some of our favorite skis for to 40 percent off

The global ski resort behemoth is cutting 14 percent of its corporate staff after a tough year. But will its new business strategy affect skiers?

Utah’s Powder Mountain looks to evolve the skiing experience, changing the way the slopes look, feel, and sound

Wild weather can ruin a camping trip; it can also make for the powder ski weekend of your dreams. Our columnist discovered hacks that will guide the timing of your vacation plans.

The downhill legend sat down with SKI to discuss mentorship, the future of women’s racing, and her deeply personal role in the 2034 Olympics

The Bridge Fire engulfed the Angeles National Forest causing evacuations. But this ski area was able to keep its infrastructure safe.

Ever since I moved to a beautiful town in Colorado, people have been coming to visit. I want to see them all—and there are a few things guests can do to help me out.

Our National Parks columnist, who lives in Asheville, North Carolina, shares his favorite southern towns for outdoor access, wilderness, and scenery. Who says the West is best?

It‘s almost September and opening dates are dropping. Here‘s a short list of exactly where to get a jump on the 2024-2025 ski season.

Our national-parks expert headed across the Atlantic to explore. From northern Finland to the Italian coast, these spectacular spots topped her bucket list.

They can be a pain in the butt, but those busted up cargo carriers are a symbol of a life well-lived

Experience the personal growth and environmental consciousness of pro skier Chris Rubens as he evolves from adrenaline-fueled skiing to a mindful, sustainable lifestyle

Most people heading to Colorado don’t know about this gem of a town in the San Juan Mountains in the southern Rockies. But they should.

Home to the last U.S.-based Winter Olympics in 2002, Utah’s Salt Lake City was officially awarded the bid on the cusp of the Paris Games

The Mountain State has it all: rivers, 36 state parks, nine state forests, our newest national park, and a nearly million-acre national forest. Our travel expert reveals his favorite ways to get outside here.

Winter has arrived with such a vengeance in the Andes that Portillo surpassed its seasonal snowfall average before opening day

The snow is bad, the approach is long, and it’s still all I want to be doing when my friends are off biking and climbing

At 5,000 to 7,000 feet, you might have trouble catching your breath. Higher, you may get a pounding headache and nausea. Here’s what to do—and not do—to avoid problems on your mountain vacation.

Slippery granite rock and snowed-in trails were no match for the gear we used this June

In episode four of Ultimate Mountain Athlete, presented by the 2024 Toyota Tacoma, variable spring snow conditions throw wrenches when slopestyle skills meet tricky landings

White recently unveiled a new halfpipe series for professional snowboarders and freeskiers. Lucas Foster, an American Olympian, thinks the Snow League could give athletes more earning potential.

Chef Matt Vawter’s local-hiring practices and culinary excellence are transforming the food scene in the Colorado mountain town

The landmark decision rules that liability waivers can’t be used to protect ski areas from certain claims of negligence

Springtime corn ski sessions and hikes in the Rockies were just a few of the adventures we went on. This is the gear we used to get out there.

Lel Tone and Kimber Warder bring a different kind of energy to the state’s legendary extreme terrain

Five questions with Matt Lyons, the Instagram comedian who skewers outdoor cliques

The data doesn’t lie: middle-aged men are most likely to misjudge their abilities and get in over their heads

Five questions with Thomas “Racer Tom” Hart, the Utah man who recorded mind-boggling statistics on the slopes this year

Utah Avalanche Center said the north-facing region of Lone Peak, where the avalanche occurred, is known for its steep and unforgiving terrain