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How skiers let weather predictions decide their direction.

HEAD athletes got together to explore a true gem in the Whistler backcountry.

From extreme steeps to top-to-bottom groomers, these are the 10 resorts in the West with diverse enough terrain to please all comers.

The nonprofit model can be incredibly beneficial to small resorts, but it takes a village to keep it going.

Lifts are beginning to spin at a number of ski resorts across the country. Here’s where—and how—you can hit the slopes.

This decadent Irish-style porter will warm you up quicker than a cup of hot cocoa.

Get a head start on this ski season with new skills, safe practices, and a community of like-minded womxn.

Whether you're going on a day-long tour or multi-night hut trip, you need the best backcountry binding that works as well going uphill as it does going down.

The best new gear of the year.

Athlete-Meets-Artist-Meets-Instagram Influencer Brooklyn Bell is leaving her mark on the ski slopes and making room for other black athletes to do the same.

Fuel your passion and ski anything. Your way.

The top results of our reader-ranked survey for resorts across Western North America.

The results of our reader-ranked survey for resorts along the East Coast.

SKI's No. 1 resort in the West just increased its skiable acres by 20 percent. Meet Sunrise, Sun Valley's new terrain pod, debuting this winter.

Sun Valley combines exciting slopes with the down-to-earth town of Ketchum.

Authentic Vermont skiing with amazing terrain and family forward service.

The way to a skier’s heart is through dented bumpers, rusted floorboards, and most importantly, heat that works.

There are ski trips, and there are ski vacations. Deer Valley is the latter.

European style skiing with delicious food and divine slopes.

This quaint, old-school Montana skier’s mountain has been attracting attention for all the right reasons

The story of an East Coaster’s comeuppance in the Jackson Hole ski scene and why he’s probably your mom’s favorite skier.

Remaining ever the same, Mad River Glen retains its character and allure.

Mali Noyes and Lani Bruntz take on a four-day ski tour in the Wasatch on a route better known for ultra-running than skiing.

Discover the expert terrain in New Mexico.

The Beast may not be the quaintest of Vermont resorts, but boy, is it fun.

Athletes Sam Kuch and Baker Boyd embrace true Japanese culture and powder.

The four mountains that make up Aspen Snowmass are the gold standard.

Nikolai Schirmer and crew face thrilling and unexpected challenges on four ski adventures in Norway, a pandemic inspired series.

Skiers head to Whiteface for the scenery, challenging terrain, and a plethora of down day activities.

Who books a ski vacation based on scenery alone? Folks who’ve been to Telluride, that’s who.

Cozy village, lively scene, plenty of soul.

If you can’t find your favorite terrain here, you can’t find it anywhere.

You won’t find crazy steeps at Bretton Woods, but the scenery alone is worth a visit.

The locals are the friendliest around, and the cowboy spirit gives the town its character.

Sugarbush may have the prettiest corner of any ski area.

Few skiers can tear themselves away from the meticulously crafted corduroy long enough to discover Beaver Creek's astounding hidden gems.

A popular Pieps beacon is facing an internet boycott after a professional skier's device turned off in an avalanche.

A landmark of Massachusetts, and one of the great training mountains of the East Coast.

This quirky, unique ski town in Colorado's southern peaks is home to some of the most challenging steeps in the Rockies.

The fourteen-year-old skier skis with authority in some of the biggest, baddest terrain in the West.

Where the snowmaking and grooming are second to none.

Welcome to the biggest resort in the United States. Trail map required.

Athlete, artist, and designer Eric Pollard ends his partnership after twenty-one years of dedication and sponsorship from Line Skis.

An endless variety of skiing, from well-groomed greens to epic slopes.

The beloved Vermont ski area is the most notable addition to the pass so far.

An explosion of slopeside luxury and diversions changes the face, but Jay Peak is still for the skiers.

Four American athletes collect World Cup points in the opening Giant Slalom race of the 2021 season.

Inject a little adventure into your Eastern ski vacation.

Great steeps and great deeps. It's a place of legend.

The gold standard.

The Vail acquisition gives an influx of capital and skiing stoke, remaking the face of the famous East Coast resort.

Lake Louise offers a vast terrain for all levels of skiers and is down home, warm, and friendly.

Three mountains offering great skiing from a single lodge.

Manicured trails and fine dining combine with high quality terrain parks and tree skiing at this Vermont resort.

Variety is the name of the game for this gem tucked at the base of Berthoud Pass in the Colorado Rockies.

The biggest ski resort in the mid-Atlantic can hold its own.

A homegrown Colorado favorite for your bucket list this season.

Athletes Jake Hopfinger and Parkin Costain experience the thrilling lives of bank robbers and big mountain skiers with a little extra money in their pockets.

Get out of the city and get to the slopes of Seven Springs this season.

Terrain parks and family fun abound at this Colorado resort.

Magic Mountain paves the way for BIPOC leadership in the snowsports industry, hiring Vermont’s first African American ski school director.

There's a lot to love about Mount Snow: easy access, a family-friendly vibe, and great dining are just a few standouts.

Mark Smiley's new online avalanche course is a huge opportunity for access to education at a time when more skiers than ever are heading into the backcountry.

Hosting an amazing range of terrain and snow, Mammoth aims please skiers of all types.

Nothing fancy here. Just good skiing.

The 2021 World Cup kicks off in Austria on Oct. 17—without Mikaela Shiffrin.

Aptly named for the snow and majestic views.

Can we indulge in new gear this season while responsibly disposing of products we no longer need? The short answer: We’re getting there. Innovations in ski, boot, and fabric technologies, plus a sea change on the part of gear manufacturers, are nudging us ever closer to a world where equipment recycling is as important as the buying process.

Great grooming, amazing lifts, and friendly service.

Smooth, well serviced, and easy going skiing in New Hampshire.