Palisades Tahoe

Via ferrata climbing routes are growing in popularity in the U.S. Here are 6 ski resorts where you can try it out.

Why choose? Ski and surf—or kayak, SUP, swim, or tube— in the same day.

Sure, the coast is nice, but the mountains are where it's at in summer when it comes to hiking, biking, and views that don't quit.

Ride them long enough and you come to view chairlifts not just as things, but as entities with lives, vibes, and personalities all their own.

The new moniker was inspired by the resort's legendary ski terrain, and will be in effect immediately.

In 1991, Mike Hattrup tested the original K2 Extreme at Squaw Valley. Now, Hattrup returns to California to develop the next Fischer Ranger ski.

Great views without all of the hard work. Here are our favorite summer hikes at ski resorts throughout North America.

A true skiers mountain.

The northern California resort will remove "Squaw" from its name, announcing a new moniker in early 2021.

The two companies' ski resorts will shut down beginning Sunday, March 15 amid COVID-19 concerns.

The craziest competition on skis returns to Squaw Valley for a second year.

The lifts are still spinning at these areas in the USA.

The coast is nice, but the mountains really shine during summertime in California.

Every skier in California knows bigger is better, and that rings true during summertime at Squaw Alpine.

Pretend you're the fastest skier in the world or just get down these world-famous runs.

Warren's World: What was slowing the growth of the ski industry?

Warren Miller takes a trip down memory lane, remembering how the ski world is different and yet unchanged.

Warren Miller films the "Asbestos Man" and his cliff-dropping pursuit of fame

Squaw Valley, Calif., is in the midst of a massive resort overhaul, and the community is sharply divided. How did things get to this point, and is there a compromise in the future? The resort's success depends on it.

Go old-school for a worthy cause.

Patroller killed in avalanche-control accident yesterday. Community quickly responds with support.

Adaptive sports therapy takes veterans to the slopes

Find your ski pass for next season—and the best deals—here.

They don’t call it Squallywood for nothing.

Hard realities and opportunistic skiing during California’s drought.

Despite what you think, snowlerblading is not dead.

Check out these 2013/14 pass deals that will save you money and get you skiing.

One editor's maiden voyage to the Golden State, told in mediocre iPhone shots.

Eldora joins Vail’s Epic pass while Mountain Collective adds Mammoth, Snowbird, and Whistler Blackcomb.

A mountain’s best lines are often unmarked and ignored by most skiers. Don’t be most skiers.

Skiing soft bumps is tough enough. Here's how to survive varying conditions on bump runs.

SKI’s Director of Instruction, Mike Rogan, shows you how to make big turns in tight spaces and tight turns in big spaces.

Usher forth the coming ski season with four wunderbar festivals.

Come Hither: Alta, Aspen, Jackson and Squaw/Alpine team up.

An off-season adventure around the lake in three days.

Haven't gotten your pond-skim on yet? Hit up one of these end-of-season ragers.

Olympic champ Jonny Moseley helps you (finally) conquer the bumps.

Your venti non-fat, no-frills, upside-down mochachino is ready at the second window. Please ski forward.

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Here are five Labor Day activities throughout ski country. Enjoy music festivals, beer and wine, and celebrate the last few days of summer.

A few Tahoe-based pros show you how to session a lawn circuit. Plus, how to set one up in your own backyard.

Learn about the 1960 Winter Olympics, the first televised games, which took place at Squaw Valley.

Accessed via Squaw Valley’s Cable Car, enjoy panoramic views of Lake Tahoe and surrounding areas while skating on an Olympic-sized rink.

Experience an hour-long, daytime or sunset dog sledding tour in the Squaw Valley Meadow.

Located at the mountain’s base, the kid’s zip-line is about 200-feet long.

Opened in summer 2010, paintball at Squaw Valley offers participants the chance for friendly competition on two different courses.

Bring your dog along on your next ski vacation, and he'll receive special treatment at this Squaw Valley hotel.

Located in one of Squaw Valley's earliest homes, they have Swiss cheese fondue during happy hour.

Check out this on-mountain restaurant for unique apres-ski options.

Stop in for lunch, and be surprised at the better-than-cafeteria food.

Ski-in to enjoy a relaxing massage after a long day on the hill.

The best cookies in Squaw Valley

Test your paintball skills during a western-themed weekend with live music, a petting zoo, and more.

Wild Cherries, located on Donner Pass Road, is where Truckee locals go for morning coffee en route to the mountains.

With two locations: On the north shore of Lake Tahoe or at the base of Squaw Valley.

Thanks to a recent renovation, the Resort at Squaw Creek is one of Tahoe's nicest hotels.

Innovative seasonal menus with farm-to-table recipes that fuse California and Mediterranean cuisines.

Feels more like summer camp than a winter palace.

Headed to Lake Tahoe for a summer vacation? Check out Squaw Valley for paintballing, disco ice skating, and more.

The professional freeskier died Friday morning after a fall in Peru.

Squaw Valley-based skier dead at 29 after a big-mountain fall.

Squaw officially closed for the season a few weeks ago. But for Memorial Day weekend, the resort will reopen for skiing.

Thanks to a recent renovation, the Resort at Squaw Creek is one of Tahoe's nicest hotels.

With two locations: On the north shore of Lake Tahoe or at the base of Squaw Valley.

A green hotel in Truckee that has ski lockers, cooking classes, and allows dogs.