Feb 3, 2020
How We Sneak in Skiing Before Work
Two Outside staffers head up for an early-morning ski on a powder day
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The Soul of Pond Hockey Is in Minnesota
Forget stadiums and manicured ice—the humble roots of hockey belong to frozen backyard ponds. From beer leagues to ex-pros, hockey players from across the country head to the Midwest every year for the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships.
A Perfect Turn Is All About Balance
In 'The Art of the Turn 3,' premier skiers take to the slopes of Kimberley Alpine Resort to search for the perfect groomer turn.
Nordic Skiing Has an Addiction to Toxic Wax
Fluorinated glide wax is being banned from elite competitions, and big brands like Swix say they’re searching for environmentally friendly alternatives. But the seductively speedy—and noxious—compounds are unlikely to loosen their grip on the sport anytime soon.
The Battle Against Crowded Ski Hills
Who can we blame for all those lift lines and traffic jams?
The Only Time It's OK to Jump Off a Chairlift
How one snowboarder found himself facing the worst possible choice
The Freeride World Tour Commits to Equal Prize Money
Starting this year, men and women will earn the same prize money on the Freeride World Tour
Just Because You're Inbounds Doesn't Mean You're Safe
Three skiers died at Silver Mountain, Idaho, on January 7. In the wake of yet another ski-area avalanche tragedy, it's time to awaken our mountain sense.
Can a Mall in New Jersey Save Skiing?
More than two decades in the making, Big Snow is the first indoor ski area in North America. Now the question is: Can it attract enough skiers to survive?
Celebrating 50 Years of Heli-Skiing
Mike Wiegele, founder of 50-year-old Mike Wiegele Helicopter Skiing, ventured to Blue River, British Columbia, to open a world-class resort
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