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Tomas Kraus of the Czech Republic won the ski cross event and Eric Iljans of Sweden was third.

HEAD TO BEAVER CREEK JAN. 24  FOR TALONS CHALLENGE AND ATTEMPT TO SKI OR RIDE  23,722 VERTICAL FEET OF TERRAIN ACROSS 13 RUNS IN ONE DAY

Vermont welcomes MLK Weekenders with convenient travel, ample snow and more seasonable temperatures

SkiNet Contributor, Summit County Diva, Colorado Correspondant

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Breckenridge is America’s favorite resort for a reason: It’s for everyone. The bombers, the boarders, the tuckers and the huckers—and you. Especially you.

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The Cruel Shoes

Athletes that are guaranteed spots at this year's USFO Feb. 26-28

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Board a snowcat for a dining experience that’s far more than just another meal.

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Three ski resorts, a historic town and a natural hot springs add up to an inspiring weekend in the Canadian Rockies.

From the He-and-She Stick to the gondola, lift technology has shaped romance on the way uphill.

He has the ski industry a buzz and placed second in the Dew Tour Superpipe prelims in Breck. His Skull Candy team manager, Jimbo Morgan, says he is “underrated and understated.” Here’s what he says…

With competitors crushing it at the second stop of the DEW Tour in West Dover, SkiNet caught up with some of the athletes to get their game plans and see what they like to eat.

One of the top women's halfpipe skiers, Jess Cumming recently caught up with Skiing while training for the DEW Tour at Copper Mountain.

One of the strongest female halfpipe skiers of this generation, Jen Hudak shares her thoughts on the state of women’s freeskiing.

The Canandaigua, NY native is making his winter home in Summit County. SkiNet caught up with him to get the scoop on the upcoming season. Here’s what he had to say.

New Zealand skiing prodigy, Jossi Wells, is just 19 years old and taking the freeskiing world by storm. What's next for the Kiwi?

Twenty two year old, Simon Dumont has set a world record, won gold medals and has a documentary in the making. Now he tells SkiNet what’s next on his busy agenda.

The undisputed queen of women’s freeskiing, Sarah Burke, sits down with Skiing to talk about the state of the ski industry, the Winter Dew Tour, dessert and more.

With an explosion of customized lift tickets, season passes galore and revolutionary new online ticket companies, who bothers with the ticket window anymore?

Encouraging news for ski-porn addicts.

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With this series you’ll tone your glutes and quads while simultaneously opening your hips; flexible hip muscles are key to maintaining body alignment while skiing.

Jackson Hogen

The Greatest Boondoggle Ever: A Three-Part Story Told in One Breathless Burst

Killington and the National Ski Areas Association team up for demonstrations, giveaways, and more Jan. 17-23

Get a full day of guided skiing with lunch for $225.

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The initial programming included numerous television series and films taking viewers to some of the most exotic and extreme destinations in the world.

On December 27, an avalanche off of Tower 3 took 31-year-old David Nodine's life. A Second Avalanche was set off on December 30.

Headlines from the Highcountry

Find everything from the January issue here: Deer Valley’s new extreme terrain, Utah’s Interconnect, gear that keeps you warm, and more.

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The tram returns, and Jackson Hole is whole again.

Can Asian wisdom save us from gaperdom?

Photos from the next great ski nation.

The Swiss are too cold, the Italians too hot. But combine the people and terrain of the mountainous border of the two nations and you get glorious schizophrenia. What if they were one country, united under schuss? Inside one man’s (unofficial) feasibility study for the UN.

Little has changed since in Austria's Alberg region since the invention of the parallel turn.

What to wear when you're heading out of bounds.

Sarah Burke dominated the superpipe the first day of competition in Breckenridge on Friday.

With tips from Nathan Schultz.

On beach life, movie making, and jealousy.

A debate between a Europhile and a worrier.

The best avy-safety movie since “Aspen Extreme.”

At Cranmore, the Hannes Schneider Meister Cup celebrates the Austrian roots of American skiing—and the man who taught the country how to ski.

The topsy-turvy world of Le Massif, Quebec, and how Cirque de Soleil's cofounder sees it as his next creative challenge.

The somewhat infamous and free-spirited winner of ABC’s The Bachelorette, snowboarder Jesse Csincsak, opens up to SkiNet about life in the spotlight, his plans for the future, and his ideal girl.

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BC Safety Authority continuing inspections Thursday; Doppelmayr engineers now on site to investigate cause of water permeation

New Atwater on Gore Creek Restaurant at Vail Cascade Pays Homage to Slopeside Stream that Flows Through the Vail Valley New Restaurant to Debut December 22

Liftopia.com has tons of cheap lift tickets available for Christmas Eve/Day. 42% off anyone?

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A gondola tower at the base of Whistler, B.C.'s Blackcomb Mountain has come off its moorings, trapping at least six people inside several cars.

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Come for the mountains, stay for the lakes

Feed your need for speed off the slopes with a bobsled ride down Lake Placid’s World Cup track.

A less visited resort in the state’s southwest corner offers inspiring views amid plenty of powder.

Why settle for one resort when you can ski six in one day? A backcountry jaunt through the Wasatch’s best, and least-skied, terrain.

On Madison Avenue and on the slopes, smoking and skiing were longtime partners.

As traffic and frustration increase on mountain highways, many skiers are rethinking how—and when—they travel to the slopes.

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Hard Economic Times mean incredible deals for skiers this season.

Make a contribution to First Descents' Holiday Donation Drive and win a day of skiing at Vail with Cosmo Magazine's 2008 Most Eligible Bachelor and founder of First Descents, Brad Ludden.

While filming at a High School at 2:00am, Hall was caught "smelling of pot."

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Use this six-week program to work your balance, flexibility, core strength, back muscles, and more.

Relationship with family-owned Triple Peaks, LLC provides immediate capital and long-term stability for top-ranked ski mountains

One-Day Event features some of the best monoskiers, three- and four-track skiers, adaptive snowboarders, and blind skiers in the world who will be competing for the title of Best Adaptive Powder Skier in the World

Halfpipe Superstars head to the resort for the first Snowboard HalfPipe Competition this season

John Symms gives you tips for pulling off nose butter 540s: Carve, pop, spin, land. Easy as that.

Erik Roner shows you how to rip the lift line. That is, learn to showboat or get out of the way.

PETA sends two ladies to Aspen and the FIS World Cup to demonstrate against China's Rabbit-Fur factories.

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