International

Riders battle for top spots to qualify for final events of the season.

The web series kicked off in memory of Andreas Fransson, with an Icelandic adventure, and now takes you from deep B.C. pow, to Japan, and beyond.

The best skiers compete for slopestyle and big-mountain glory.

The youngest competitor at the Swatch Skiers Cup is going big.

The North American and European competitors will have to wait until at least Wednesday to huck their meat in Switzerland.

If storms are settling here, book your ticket, because when it’s on in the Dolomites there is no more beautiful place to ski.

It’s maybe not as steep and scary as some other legendary spots in the Alps, but it’s an expansive playground with the opportunity to head off-piste for massive lines.

Skiers Stefan Häusl and Björn Heregger pay homage to unforgettable moments tree skiing in pristine European powder.

The proving ground of the recently deceased big-mountain artist Andreas Fransson will scare the merde out of you.

Big-mountain skier Chris Davenport finds steep lines and narrow couloirs in Norway.

JP Auclair and Andreas Fransson were caught in an avalanche on South America’s Mount Cochrane on Monday, September 29, 2014.

Let’s review last year’s faceshots and white rooms from around the Western Hemisphere.

Jibbing and carving under Sweden's low sun.

Venture to South America's only cat-ski op for untracked terrain, cheap beer, and "summer" fun.

It's not the first place a typical businessman would put a cat-skiing operation, but Ski Arpa's founder, Anton Sponar, isn't a typical guy.

Portillo diehards wouldn’t have it any other way than old-school. See for yourself here.

Welcome to Portillo, Chile, where gringos trade flip-flops for ski boots, racers and freeriders mingle, and pisco flows like carménère. The vibe is unabashedly old-school, and Portillo’s diehards wouldn’t have it any other way.

How Russia might pull off the unlikeliest of Olympics.

Skiing Mag hung out with Julia Mancuso, Jess McMillan, and Sierra Quitiquit. Need we say more?

Mongolians have been skiing from A to B for thousands of years. Now, thanks to a booming economy, skiing is becoming a winter sport...of sorts. And when we say “winter,” we mean it: You’ll freeze your bong-bongs off.

Mongolians have been skiing from A to B for thousands of years. Now, thanks to a booming economy, skiing is becoming a winter sport...of sorts.

The world’s largest ski area will blow your mind.

Finding the goods at 3 Vallées.