Resort Skiing

Discover the charms of one of New England's sweetest mountains

Winter's coming with snow on its way, it's time to rename Sunday fun-day

The moguls star abandons his third Olympic bid: "passion wasn't there"

Sure, Utah's 13 resorts are known for their unbelievable snow. But the drinking scene has remained, well, questionable. Not anymore: Utah's changed their liquor laws. And that's only one of many improvements the state boasts for the 2009-10 ski season.

Slopeside Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa is the classic luxury Lodge

Discover slopeside eco-luxury with Jackson Hole's newest AAA 4 Diamond Hotel

A catskiing tour comes with a history lesson in this old mining town.

A funky town, no crowds and luxurious new lodgings at the base of a 3,000-vertical-foot mountain. What’s the catch?

With the sport starting to attract a mainstream audience, skiing landed on the era’s ultimate stage.

An out-of-bounds favorite

There’s no excuse for not making excuses to play hooky and go skiing.

Fees Take Off

Introducing the hottest new tables in ski country this season.

The Colorado resort opens with fanfare today

Identify the resort; win something awesome.

As Utah’s Biggest resort comes of age, it’s still hard to characterize. But who cares? Because when it comes to ski terrain, multiple personality disorder isn’t a bad thing.

Many Crested Butte locals are banding together against an impending expansion. But can skiing’s last shangri-la survive without it?

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The roller that paved the way—for better or worse—for easier turns, wider trails and tamer terrain.

Vonn ninth in women's race; Hosp injured

The U.S. Ski Team’s prospects are looking up

The starry-eyed folks at Mt. Hood Meadows introduce Meadows After Dark night skiing and lessons

An Aspen institution.

Savvy ski town chefs are taking cues from around the world.

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On powder days, the steep new terrain gives experts a little more to chew on— and takes some of the pressure off old favorites. Strategy is key in getting the best—and most—of both.

There's snow at Silverton—and it's the all-natural kind.

Dogsledding across the shores of Maine’s pristine Lake Umbagog offers a glimpse of backcountry New England not easily seen.

A former Skiing Magazine intern gives us her take on the annual 2009 D & E Fashion Show in Aspen.

Celebrate our 25th Anniversary

Bachelor Gulch, Beaver Creek* Vail

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Snowbasin and Powder Mountain Ski areas

Beaver Creek’s Finest Condominiums and Private Homes

Drop into Jackson Hole's Corbet's Couloir.

The ski season has officially started (well, kind of)

Gannett, a world champion freeskier, launched the Global Cooling Tour when she sustained a career-ending injury. She also works on former V.P. Al Gore’s Climate Project. That's why we're starting our list of High-Country Heroes with her.

Catch big air with a soft landing at Windham Mountain

Ranked No. 11 overall by readers in our 2010 Resort Guide

Skiing's first leading man leaves a lifelong legacy.

Toni Sailer raced to seven World Championship medals in an improbable 24 months—a record that still stands.

An ecocentric option that is worth the trip

Family friendly with a host of amenities

Luxurious and refined with a rich history

More like a stylish apartment than a hotel room.

Almost 7 feet and counting

Winter is the secret season in this southwestern art town.

There’s far more to this Front Range locals’ mecca than bump skiing. But you didn’t hear it from us.

You can’t turn back the clock to skiing’s golden age in the States. But you can travel this summer to New Zealand, where the skiing remains pure, the vistas pristine and the Kiwi culture impossibly friendly.

The Killington access road is a five-mile-long uphill jaunt littered with après options.

This low profile ski home in Big Sky lets the natural landscape provide the grandeur.

For all its classic enticements—challenging terrain, beautiful scenery, New England charm—the 'Ski Capital of the East' always lacked one component: luxury slopeside amenities on par with elite Western resorts. Not anymore.

In just about every ski town in the United States, Mexican immigrants cook your food, build your vacation house, and clean your hotel. But what you know about them usually ends there.

The dining is divine and the service impeccable, but the skiing has always been as pampered as the guests. America’s most lavish ski resort, however, has quietly been toughening up its terrain. We sent a former U.S. Ski Teamer to investigate.

Terrific terrain. Great cuisine. and lodges fit for the Olympics. Why is Snowbasin still the best resort in the West that you’ve never skied?

Almost from its first day in 1962, Vail has been the superstar of American skiing. The magic is that it still is.

Is bigger always better? Investors pouring a billion dollars into B.C.’s Revelstoke Mountain Resort think so. One writer explores what just might become the continent’s largest ski resort and answers the question on everyone’s mind: Go now or wait it out?

With an innovative lightweight design, Ed Scott’s ski pole forever changed the way we turn.

Average temperatures hover around 80 degrees, but the skiing in Dubai has never been better.

Why is Snowbasin still the best resort in the West that you’ve never skied?

A young architect merges styles in his Vermont home.

National Ski Areas Association (NSAA) announced the winners of the 2008/09 Marketing and Guest Service Awards.

Warm Glow from Firepits at Vail Cascade Ignites Romance with the Light My Fire Package

Vail Resorts Reports Certain Ski Season Metrics for the Season To Date through April 12, 2009

The Patagonia Wild and Scenic Environmental Film Festival kicks off the North Lake Tahoe Truckee Earth Day Celebration this Friday and Saturday, April 17-18, 2009.

Advanced reservations continue to lag

The Governor of New York State has proposed a budget which contains a sales tax on lift tickets and lessons. NY Ski Areas are trying to stop it.

Park City Mountain Resort Extends its Closing Date One Week to Sunday, April 19, 2009

Woodward at Copper announces summer camp dates and prices

Eldora Mountain Resort announced today the appointment of Jim Spenst as General Manager.

"We have the snow, so we're going skiing."

Arapahoe Basin’s 2009-2010 season passes are now on sale at 2007 prices.

Other weekend options include Friday & Saturday lodging deals and Keystone Night skiing

New portable 730-T wire handle tow lift will be the first one used in the US

Available Today Through the All New Web Portal www.SkiColorado.com

Passes are on sale now and are good for the rest of the ’08-’09 season

More than 300 athletes will compete March 29 and 30 in alpine skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and figure skating.