No Snow? No Problem Amanda Loudin|January 22, 2019 With modern-day skiing’s diminishing snowpack, you’ve got to learn to adjust expectations and look for alternatives to make the most of your next ski trip.
REI Presents: Brotherhood of Skiing Jess Daddio|January 17, 2019 An REI Co-op Cinema film about the National Brotherhood of Skiers, one of the largest ski clubs in America.
This Robot May Make Your Next Ski Day Even Better Devon O’Neil|January 7, 2019 Vail Resorts is rolling out a new AI-powered digital assistant, named Emma, at nine ski resorts this winter. But will Emma help you make smarter decisions on the mountain? We sent a skier to find out.
The Ski Bags and Duffels You Need On Your Next Ski Trip Drew Zieff|January 4, 2019 Traveling for skiing and snowboarding? You need the right luggage to get you and your gear from point A to point B.
Tested: The Salomon S/Lab Shift MNC Binding Megan Michelson|December 27, 2018 The most anticipated ski binding of the winter is here. We got a chance to test it out. The verdict? It truly does it all.
Why Kt Miller May Never Shoot Another Ski Photo Again Emily Stifler Wolfe|December 20, 2018 After the death of her close friend in an avalanche, ski and adventure photographer Kt Miller had a decision to make: Continue living life on the edge or find a new direction entirely?
What’s in Kimmy Fasani and Chris Benchetler’s Van? Kade Krichko|December 11, 2018 When a pro snowboarder and a pro skier load up their van with their infant son and dog for a winter road trip, they only have room for the essentials. We asked them what gear they don’t leave home without.
For a Disease Often Triggered by Stress, Two Adventurers Find Solace in the Outdoors Emily Hopcian|December 6, 2018 Epilepsy is a neurological condition marked by unprovoked, recurrent seizures. These two athletes are continuing to pursue a life outdoors with epilepsy.
Put Silverton Mountain On Your Bucket List Heather Hansman|December 4, 2018 Silverton Mountain, the counterculture ski hill in Colorado’s San Juan Mountains, has a special kind of magnetism. The mountain boasts high-elevation steeps, endless powder and a tough, do-it-yourself vibe. And this winter, the place is already pulling in major storms.
What’s New at Ski Resorts This Winter? Caitlin Moran|November 27, 2018 Inside information from the country’s most well-informed chairlift operator.
The Homemade Ski Movies That’ll Make You Want to Go Skiing Megan Michelson|November 7, 2018 Jon Rockwood isn’t a professional filmmaker—he’s a ski coach, a waiter, a new dad—and he doesn’t make money off the annual ski movie he produces every fall. He does it purely for the love of it. Because of that, you’ll love his films, too.
Is the John Muir Trail Being Loved to Death? Sam Morse|November 5, 2018 A new nonprofit foundation, with help from a new Teton Gravity Research film starring Jeremy Jones and Elena Hight, set out to protect California’s historic 211-mile John Muir Trail, which is at risk of degradation due to overuse.
