This Terrain Expansion Gives Intermediates a Taste of High-Alpine Skiing
Why Keystone’s Bergman Bowl is the ideal addition, plus four more ski areas where blue-level skiers can sample the above-treeline goods.
Why Keystone’s Bergman Bowl is the ideal addition, plus four more ski areas where blue-level skiers can sample the above-treeline goods.
Terrain expansions, mid-mountain lodges, faster lifts, and one very highly anticipated new tram will all debut this winter.
Ski bars are a breed apart, a skier’s soul embodied within four walls. Herein, an opinionated take on where to ski based on where to drink.
Skiing's increased popularity has led more resorts to charge for parking. Here's how to navigate the lots at 10 West Coast ski areas.
The sting of realizing you’re just not good enough can pave the way to a whole new enjoyment of the sport.
The company will invest $344 million across a handful of its Ikon Pass resorts over the next several seasons.
Idaho Springs’ Westbound and Down Brewpub cleaned up at the 2019 Great American Beer Festival, as did four other mountain town breweries.
The Pacific Northwest remains the hottest battleground in the Epic versus Ikon rivalry.
How one single, Michigan chairlift became an empire
Hit Crystal on the right day and you will lap deep, untracked snow that keeps refilling.
Find your ski pass for next season—and the best deals—here.
One of the Northwest’s biggest ski mountains is determined to become a destination resort. Here’s how.
With few places to sleep at the hill, the ski areas of the Pacific Northwest foster a tight- knit community of skiers who believe the best slopeside accommodations roll in on four wheels.
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Storm skiing is back in season. Snow is on the ground and in the forecast. If you're looking for soft turns this weekend you've got options: California, Utah, Washington, and Idaho are all looking good.
La Nina, El Nino, ENSO—as skiers we hear these terms all the time. As much as you may or may not be paying attention to what they mean, the children of the Pacific can have a dramatic influence on the winter season, from Tahoe to Alaska. So, if you missed meteorology in college, or haven’t followed current events in over a decade, read on for a description of the predicted La Nina event. Then, start planning trips.—Molly Baker
Explore open bowls and unmapped trails inside the resort, then dive into untamed descents just beyond the ropes. Your next big adventure is...
RIMBY. It’s an obscure acronym that evolved from another, better-known acronym, NIMBY, which stands for “not in my backyard.” RIMBY stands for “right in my backyard.” You might call the photographers whose images follow “rimbies.” They’re the envy of us all—skiers who live and work in proximity to kickass skiing. Here they show us those yards in pictures. If you feel like sharing your backyard stash, email us a photo to editor@skiingmag.com.
Storms in the Pacific Northwest hamper visibility. So get some depth perception in the rocky chutes and protected tree runs accessed by Crystal Mountain’s Northway lift. Before the resort installed the 1,870-vertical-foot fixed-grip lift in 2007, this zone was a backcountry stash for locals. Now the chair helps disperse skier traffic and has increased Crystal’s lift-served terrain by 62 percent.
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