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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.
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.
The popularity of snowmobiling takes enthusiasts into potentially deadly avalanche terrain. What can be done to mitigate risk?
As climate change makes winter snowfall uncertain, selling lift tickets gets trickier — especially at smaller, locally owned resorts.
Laws and regulations are changing to kick this harmful “forever chemical” off the ski hill.
Families in the Upper Midwest are getting creative as they look for outdoor activities for their kids during the cold winter months.
Cities around the country have long had to worry about roads. Now, with the help of volunteers, they’re also investing more heavily in trails.
The ski industry is speaking out about dwindling snowfall and shorter ski seasons.
