skiing

Most of us are not thinking about winter yet, but ski resorts are. Some are even saving last winter’s snow, guaranteeing skiing in a changing climate.

Becoming a Dark Sky certified community by replacing exterior lighting with shielded, downward-facing fixtures, can protect wildlife and draw in tourism. But the updates can be costly for businesses and homeowners.

Three-time Paralympic medalist Amy Purdy talks the winter games, which are in full swing in Milan Cortina.

Ski resorts rely on good snow years to make a profit, but weather is fickle. Selling discounted ski passes before the season even starts changed the game.

U.S. Ski & Snowboard and USA Surfing both want to manage the U.S. surf team.

While larger conglomerates of ski resorts are able balance out a lack of snow and cold in one part of the globe with a good winter elsewhere, that’s not the case for smaller resorts.

The late Warren Miller created the genre of the ski “stoke” film, designed to get people excited about skiing. The latest film released under his name takes a look at Miller’s legacy.

They provide essential services like emergency rescue and avalanche prevention, but they often can’t afford to live near where they work.

Laws and regulations are changing to kick this harmful “forever chemical” off the ski hill.

The ski industry is facing a labor shortage as it starts to navigate its third pandemic season.