alpine touring

New boot and binding technologies have made the boot/binding compatibility question even trickier.

These new alpine, hybrid, and touring bindings come packed with exciting new features

There’s a women’s movement happening in the skiing community, and Revelstoke-based ski coach Leah Evans has—by popular vote—been elected its leader.

Ski racers Mattias Hargin and Erin Mielzynski swap skinny skis for powder boards and head to Chamonix in search of backcountry adventure—no gates required.

Skis, poles, and dogs: just the essentials

Resort skinning takes off.

We asked 2014 North American ski-mountaineer­ing champion John Gaston to weigh in on the perfect setup.

An uphill-skiing noob tests her mettle at Arapahoe Basin’s Rise & Shine Rando series.

Two Coloradans earned turns this summer by biking to, hiking, climbing, and skiing Longs Peak.

With increased compatibility, next year's ski bindings are blurring the lines between alpine and backcountry.

Next year's boots have something for everyone.

In 2014-15, lightweight gear is no longer just for backcountry skiers.

With better compatibility, bindings are blurring the lines between alpine and alpine touring.

Despite litigation fears, many U.S. resorts embrace uphill skiers.

Our favorite backcountry skis, boots, bindings, and accessories this season.

From hard-charging alpine to AT and tele boots, here are some our editors have on their wish lists.

When "destination skiing" doesn't mean flying to a ski resort.

Connor Davis hits St. Mary’s Glacier to remember why he skis.

Mike Powell from K2 shows us the new K2 Pinnacle 130 boot.

Geoff Curtis from Marker shows us the New Marker Lord Binding.

Here's a selection of a few of the noteworthy launches for Winter 2013-14.

Or, how I shaved several pounds off my touring set up and learned to love going uphill.

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