Kimberly Beekman

No matter the mountain, no matter the conditions, these sticks won't let you down

When a dirtbag journalist and her daughter roll into a five-star private catskiing ranch, one of them fits in just fine.

When a tiny cabin built in the 1900s became available for rent in Steamboat, we took it—no questions asked.

On a road trip to Crested Butte, a mom makes the happy discovery that her teenage daughter still needs her. Just a little.

The 24-year-old best-known for speed events was told a broken ankle bone would end her season. She fought back.

My brother used to lead the way and all I had to do was keep up. But then, he lost his way.

We asked one adventurous writer to huck herself off the extreme terrain at Taos Ski Valley, N.M., in the name of her craft, and to try not to get herself killed in the process.

Whether you believe in it or not, mindfulness is a thing. Here’s how to get some.

After years of struggling with her body image and diet, downhiller Alice Merryweather is on the road to recovery—and to the 2022 Olympics in Beijing.

Buy a spring pass to Bachelor and get ready for the best ski trip of your life.

The place gets so much snow, they made up a word for huge powder dumps you get to ski practically by yourself.

Share Winter grantee Sky Tavern's proves that skiing can be the glue that keeps a tradition going strong for 75-plus years.

When one writer followed her former mentee into the Freeride World Qualifier in Taos, N.M., a lot of things happen. Think fear and loathing, but also—love.

Pro mono sit-skier Trevor Kennison is reimagining what anyone thought was possible in extreme skiing.

These weird and wonderful labors of love signify the sheer passion that makes us skiers special

One of the best race and freestyle programs in Colorado hails from a backyard hill you may not have heard of— and teaches kids a lot more than how to smash gates.

Any guy can present well through drinks and dinner, but if you want to find out what a man is really made of, you have to take him skiing.

Get inspired to plan your trip to one of these 14 Montana ski areas.

Arapahoe Basin is Colorado's renegade, a sack-lunch dog-party kind of place. Over the past decade it has nearly tripled in size—first into Montezuma Bowl, and now into The Beavers, forcing the locals to share some of their most coveted backcountry terrain. They might not be stoked, but you will be.

In yoga, as in skiing, it’s all about your breath.

Yoga is good for skiers. But is hot yoga better?

Do wall sits all you want—but if you’re not flexible, you’re not getting the most out of your muscles.

Slush bumps forgive almost all your errors—the missing sections of edge on your skis, bases you haven’t waxed all season, and more

SKI’s instruction director, PSIA Alpine Demo Team coach, and former US Ski Team coach Michael Rogan officially gave up summers in 1989. He doesn’t miss them one bit.

In skiing, as in life, balance is everything.

Boxes, rails, backflips. Two Skiing editors enter the strange poleless world of park skiing and learn, among other things, why God made Advil.

What do you do when powder doesn’t pan out? It rarely happens at magical Red Mountain, B.C. But when it does, well, we are skiers. We’ll find the joy.

We test a new ski-touring binding from industry-giant Marker.

Up. Down. In skiing as in life. But when heliskiing in Iceland, the down is by far the best part.

On heli skiing and the existence of unicorns in British Columbia.

The Whistler-based phenom releases another awesome edit—and even better skiing.

Even superstars have to pay Uncle Sam.

The Swedish freeskier rolls to the slopes in yet another practical winter automobile.

Miller characteristically tries to ski through the pain—and uncharacteristically looks forward to racing next year.

Evolution