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Eldora Mountain Resort in Nederland, Colorado, announces they will be selling uphill alpine touring passes for the 2016/2017 season.

It's Thirsty I'm thursday.

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Skiing magazine seeks a hard-working, creative associate digital editor to join the staff in Boulder, Colo., to crank out content and have some fun.

Marcus Caston and Mckenna Peterson do a bang-up job of exploring Iceland in the springtime.

Skier and producer Jesse Hoffman takes us through his skiing process in the Elk Mountains in this beautifully crafted edit. Yep, this one raised our arm hair.

Watch Sierra Quitiquit and Chris Davenport climb and ski one of the most famous couloirs in the world.

Starting from the base of a world-famous ski resort, runners rally up windswept ridges and glacial cirques to towering peaks, power down a quad-burning descent, and break the tape into a festival of live music, food, drink, and vendor tents.

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Yesterday’s decision is likely to have a positive impact on views and air quality at ski areas across Utah, Colorado, and Arizona.

Duo is roller skiing across Australia for charity.

Aspen Mountain will offer three days of skiing and riding when it opens for summer operations over Memorial Day weekend.

A ski run illegally cut in the Santa Fe National Forest has been in the spotlight recently, and, according to a recent article by High Country News, the crime has still not been solved.

When ski mountaineer Mark Newcomb first spotted the 3,400-foot-long Untch Couloir, he knew he had to ski it. The rub? It starts at 26,000 feet on one of the most infamous peaks on earth.

Follow ski photographer Ace Kvale and his dog Genghis Khan across 400 miles of desert in this tear-jerking vid.

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Despite talks of worst-case scenarios, Jay's appointed attorney says the resorts have enough money to continue operations.

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Welcome to our Readers’ Choice Resort Guide Survey!

If you’ve been thinking you need a new role model, look no further. Hazel Birnbaum took first at Big Sky’s Freeskiing World Tour this year, she’s worked as an EMT and a ski patroller, and this summer she’s starting her own organic popsicle business. But wait, there’s more…

When you get an email from your editor that reads, “Hey interns, any interest in taking a trip to Utah?” Always be the first to respond. Always.

Legendary freeride zone hosts fourth stop of Freeride World Tour.

Skiing your dream line isn't always fun, but it's always worth it.

While other parts of Montana, Utah, Colorado, and even California have seen a couple big dumps in the last two weeks, Red Lodge Mountain has stayed dry and warm since the beginning of February.

Yes, testing next year's skis is technically part of our jobs. Please forgive us.

Skiing deep corn in the San Juans with a bunch of stoked college kids

Skiing is in Kye Petersen’s blood. But it’s safe to say he’s an athlete of his own making.

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Riders Alliance adds 10 big-name skiers to its roster.

Owner Nora Pykkonen restructures Denver’s race hill.

This photo gallery will change what you think of skiing in New Mexico.

Our very own editor in chief, Kim “The Mouth” Beekman and I, Leslie Hittmeier, will totally tell you what to drink this weekend while you sit on the tailgate of your Toyota Tacoma after a long day of touring in the hills.

A guided group triggered three slides, one of which turned out to be deadly, while attempting to ascend the Northeast Face of the Geierspitze.

Freeride World Tour competitors go huge in Chamonix.

Jackson Bathgate and Synnøve Medhus take top spots Freeride Junior Tour.

Two weeks at Kiroro with SASS Global Travel.

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US Grand Prix tour stops at Fenway.

I called up Doug Chabot, the director of the Gallatin National Forest Avalanche Center, to basically ask, “What the hell is happening?”

From California all the way to the French Alps, high avy danger has resulted in accidents all over the world this week.

According to www.thelocal.fr, twelve people have died in avalanches in the French Alps in January.

When they weren’t busy splitting atoms, Manhattan Project scientists linked turns on nearby Pajarito.

Japan's Rishiri Island is one giant mountain. The views would be great if you could, you know, actually see.

This gallery features some of the best photos from our most recent issues. The three newest additons are well worth your time.

Most agree that the U.S. heli-skiing industry needs uniform safety rules and vigorous enforcement. But who writes the rules?

I know—it’s just a pow shot. She said it to me just like that. “It’s just a shot of someone skiing powder. The snow is blowing up and you can only see part of the skier.”

Backcountry skiing is our Mothers’ Day tradition—regardless of where the snow line might be.

A snowboarder died inbounds yesterday afternoon at Jackson Hole. Here's everything we know.

Sometimes you just have to zip up the tent on mother nature. Close her out. This is one of those times.

Some rise, some fall, some climb, to get to terrapin. Exploring the mighty Chugach on foot offers much more than massive vert.

Sled skiing with the guys who owned Sweden’s powder before the Vikings had horns.

Cracking the glass ceiling in ski country

Let’s just pretend last winter didn’t happen. But if drought is the new reality, we know exactly where to go.

The guys at Avatech have created the coolest app ever for backcountry skiers. It’s the first crowd-sourced platform for avalanche safety, so skiers now have a way to easily share information about the mountains.

What goes into capturing the greatest ski photo of all time?

Your go-to spot for every ski movie trailer released for the 2015-16 season.

Sometimes the mountains we climb are within us.

At Whitefish’s Ridge Mountain Academy, gap-year students build big-mountain skills— for college, for life, and for the sheer fun of it.

"It’s a gamble. In essence, I’m betting that an arduous, two-hour climb will be worth this single run—and that this single run will be better than whatever I could be skiing at the local hill."

A new breed of hostels is cropping up in ski towns. Forget snoring co-eds and dirty kitchens— These places offer clean, affordable communal lodging close to the slopes.

For Colorado day-trippers, the beautiful madness of a pow day starts with getting there.

Learning just enough to get into trouble at an A.I.A.R.E. Level 1 course.

Reuben Krabbe took his dream photograph in the Arctic and there is a whole 31-minute video to prove it. Watch Salomon Freeski TV's newest episode "Eclipse" and find out more about how Krabbe got the shot.

Enter for your chance to win a four day skiing and surfing trip to Norway with GORE-TEX® brand athletes Nico Zacek, Seb Michaud, Greg Hill and big wave surfer Sebastian Steudtner.

Enter to win a four day trip skiing and surfing in Lofoten, Norway with Skiing Magazine Editor Kim Beekman and GORE-TEX® Athletes

Part two takes us to Alaska with Dane Tudor and Sam Cohen as they inspire and challenge themselves in the ultimate proving grounds.

BD blew us away with the first episode of their new TV series, and we can't wait to see more.

Patagonia recently released a documentary depicting the epic struggle between backcountry protection and development.

Sam Cohen and Corey Felton hit up the Idaho backcountry with Stellar Media.

These girls live to blade.

Photographer Sebastian Monuz captures the remote beauty of skiing the Lonquimay Volcano in Chile.

Monod blew us away last year with double backflips and big cliffs, but this year, she's really outdone herself.

Sure, traverses can be tricky and annoying. but they preserve powder and teach mountain sense too.

Rocky Mountain Freeriders coach, Garrett Capel, has been skiing at Lake Louise for 15 years. Here's his advice on how to ski it right.

Goertzen took a year off skiing comps to travel and make this really sick edit instead. Thanks Ben!

Montana's remote Rocky Boy Reservation, home to the Chippewa Cree, might seem an unlikely place for skiing. But on the slopes of Bear Paw Ski Bowl, powder meets purpose.

Remembering Erik Roner, JP Auclair, Andreas Fransson, and Liz Daley.

The pro skier, BASE jumper, and speed rider, who grew up chasing Jonny Moseley, Tom Day, and others, knows every inch of Squaw. Here are some of his favorite spots. By Ryan Dionne

It’s true what you’ve heard about the skiing at Mount Bohemia, smack in the middle of Michigan's copper country.