An Entire Chair—and a Skier—Fell Off an Australian Lift
The entire chair fell from one gust of wind, which makes us feel totally safe and not at all concerned
Snow Safety
Archive
A Beginner's Guide to Backcountry Snow Safety
Gear, classes, and other resource recommendations for those who want to get far, far out there in the winter
The 101: Backcountry Essentials
Education is the best investment you can make while learning to backcountry ski
The 101: Buying a Ski Helmet and Goggles
Safety first! In this episode of The 101, Bryan Rogala walks us through the basics of buying a ski helmet and goggles
The Case for Avalanche Control in the Backcountry
It’s time we made America’s prime backcountry skiing and snowboarding terrain safer and more accessible. First step: bombing slopes in the way-out-of-bounds.
Is it Safe to Eat Snow?
Yellow snow is a no-go. But that's not all you need to know.
Resort Skiing Is Dangerous. And It Always Will Be.
Two men died in one of the worst inbounds avalanches in decades. What happens now?
An In-Bounds Avalanche at Taos Killed Two Skiers
A slide off Kachina Peak—steep, rowdy terrain at the New Mexico ski resort—buried two men on Thursday
A Day in the Life of a Rookie Ski Patroller
It's not all throwing bombs and having the mountain to yourself—but those are big perks
Don't Drink and Ski
Put the beers in the snowbank. Drinking while shredding—or running or biking—is for Joes, Chads, Barts, and Squis
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