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A low-snow winter turned into SKI’s biggest testing year ever—and revealed the skis poised to dominate 2027.

Here's what this lawsuit means for you, and when you may be able to expect a refund.

Ikon Pass quietly nixed its pass deferral policy. Here's what's taking its place, and how it compares to what's on offer at Epic, et al.

With 600 kilometers of terrain and 161 lifts, “winging it” is not a strategy at Les 3 Vallées.

Once you get past the stigma, the Southern Appalachians are an unexpected ski region that doesn't deserve the overlook it gets.

With a gorgeous new village hotel and a terrain expansion on the way, Sundance Resort is giving main character energy.

By women, for women ski styles, now on sale.

Every year SKI readers rank Grand Targhee higher and higher (aka closer to the #1 spot). This year, I decided it was time to see what all the hype was about.

The new Atomic Nexus 130 BOA shows how hands-free entry can finally deliver real alpine performance.

The four-time Olympian and pro skier credits his physical and mental preparation as the keys to his success.

Engelberg's Titlis Xpress—just a decade old—was being shut down for wind when a cabin detached and tumbled down steep terrain.

As brands abandon gendered skis, one longtime skier argues that design differences still matter.

Spring sales are serving up some hot finds on ski gear.

Several teams take on the same legendary route, revealing a modern tension between creativity, tradition, and authenticity in the mountains.

From how modern chairlifts are built to the most exciting expansions in ski country, stay inspired and informed en route to your next adventure.

By shrinking the guest list and nixing the weeklong commitment, two ski lifers are making guided hut trips easier to pull off.

There's something about nightskiing that keeps us coming back. Maybe it's the fleeting vision of freedom, or just childhood wonder revamped.

When seconds matter, nothing beats a trained avalanche dog’s nose. Inside the elite teams racing the clock to find the buried.

After a winter of testing, these five picks struck the perfect balance of warmth, mobility, and price.

Kelsey O’Driscoll wasn't born paralyzed, but a sledding accident changed her life and she's never looked back.

Powder Mountain’s new expansion will bring a chairlift to the steep "DMI" terrain pod while adding a new base lodge and other amenities.

Score a stay at the only ski-in, ski-out hotel inside Banff National Park

From rookies competing in their first Winter Games to veteran Ski Teamers, these Americans are poised to leave their mark. Plus: How to watch.

Well-traveled skiers reveal their favorite off-slope escapes–whether that means doubling down on adventure or finally giving their legs a break.

They call it a dream job—but without sustainable wages and career paths, the experts who keep the mountains safe say the system is cracking.

The pass will cost a little more next year, but skiers get better access and more perks.

Bootcaps, low-tech toe wraps for your ski boots, add a crucial 20 degrees of warmth to keep you on the mountain all day.

Some skiers don’t need them, many are built badly, and a $50 off-the-rack insert might be all you really need.

No matter where you are, there's some snow to be skied near you.

Between the ages of 13-30? You're in luck, because the Epic Pass just got more affordable.

A price cut, new international partners, and a continued promise of fewer crowds, more access, and a return to skiing as it's meant to be.

Take your skiing up a notch with these expert tips—and learn how to put a “coach in your boot”

A candid look at guiding culture in the Alps—and why Americans might be missing the point.

We tested the new collection, which proves women’s ski apparel no longer has to choose between real performance and unapologetic style.

Backed by deep-pocketed developers, the Lift 1A revival is a $350 million glow-up on the resort’s quieter side.

Go behind the scenes with Lab Test Editor Adam Trenkamp and engineer Trevor Young as they debut a Colorado-made machine that's setting a new industry standard for ski testing.

This vital item can be the difference between a complicated and expensive rescue and getting out of the mountains on your own terms.

The 41-year-old downhill racer says she suffered a painful medical situation following her traumatic crash, and that the quick work of a surgeon prevented an amputation.

How helicopters, catching crews, and months of factory work turn steel into vertical transportation.

Immerse yourself in alpine history at these Olympian-owned ski hotels.

Make no mistake: Venture beyond resort boundaries—even if you rode a chairlift to get there—and you’re in unmitigated backcountry terrain.

The remaining unnamed victims were guides, including a ninth member of the group who remains unaccounted for and is presumed dead.

We tested 12 budget ski goggles under $100 to see which ones hold up in real mountain conditions.

The slide, which caught 15 people, appears to be the deadliest skier-involved avalanche in history, surpassing the 1982 Alpine Meadows disaster in the same region.

With slalom gold in Cortina, Shiffrin becomes the most decorated skier in Olympic history.

Blizzard conditions and high avalanche danger complicate rescue efforts in the Castle Peak backcountry.

Call us optimists, but maybe a low tide year isn't all that bad.

The skills, certifications, and mindset you’ll need to thrive in one of the mountain’s most demanding roles.

Looking to upgrade your winter? Try out some of our new favorite gear.

A tale of two Nordic skiers—one knitting and one cheating—plus janky medals, and an historic mother-and-son ski duo.

After her Olympic downhill crash, people came out in droves to spread misinformation. Let's set the record straight.

Monarch's No Name Basin is 377 skiable acres of cruisers and glades with standout views from every angle.

Aleš Sopotnik and the ski techs who work with the best racers in the world are the unsung heroes of the sport.

Two helmets, two prices, one safety rating. We break down what skiers actually get when they spend more.

The 30-year-old ski racer is just the second American woman to ever win an Olympic downhill.

The Dolomites, via safari. Iconic terrain, seamless transfers, and endless runs—no planning required, just skiing.

The 41-year-old American underwent surgery for a broken leg, and is in stable condition.

We're eyeing a water bottle as shiny as a gold medal, sunglasses named in honor of an Olympian, and your own version of the opening and closing ceremony uniforms.

Now, readers can shop from a curated hub filled with the best ski deals from retailers like REI, evo, Backcountry, and more.

As skiing gains broader cultural visibility ahead of the Winter Olympics, a new J.Crew collaboration signals a shift, and athletes like River Radamus are helping lead it.

The Kings & Queens of Corbet’s judges know exactly what they’re looking for. Plus: The 6 most insane runs in competition history (must watch!)

The iconic skier’s approach to this weekend’s Olympic downhill appears unchanged, despite her recent crash.

We break down the best helmets for young skiers—from visor models to budget-friendly combos.

Wondering where to stream Olympic skiing? We lay it out for you here.

The 41-year-old Olympian has raced with the same injury before, and is taking it day by day.

Nothing brings out the beast in me like a foot of fresh.

The groundhog saw his shadow so it must be snowing somewhere, right? We found the goods.

Here's what you should expect when it comes to getting fitted (and paying for) custom boot liners.

A complete Redster Q redesign turns race heritage into approachable performance.

Learn how to read trail maps, understand trail ratings, and navigate a ski resort so you always know where you’re going.

Wondering whether to rent or buy skis? This beginner’s guide explains when to rent, when to buy, and how to invest wisely in your ski gear.

How to fit your helmet and goggles, prevent fog, and improve comfort and visibility while staying safe.

Learn how ski bindings work, why DIN settings matter, and how to step in and out smoothly. Smooth starts make better runs.

A beginner's guide to chairlifts, from lift lines to smooth exits. Once lifts feel easy, the whole mountain opens up.

Good etiquette makes skiing safer and more fun for us all. Learn the safety rules and social norms that help everyone ski smarter.

The skier crashed while racing Friday morning in Crans-Montana, Switzerland.

The Kaliber Pro LV BOA2 introduces a radical dual-dial setup built for performance, not convenience.

And it's still coming down. Plus, ski jumpers stuffing their crotches, a wildlife selfie gone terribly wrong, and more weird news from the slopes.

Mid-season drops are putting next year’s gear on snow now, revealing where ski design is headed.