Jessie Diggins Wins the Tour de France of Skiing
On Sunday the gold medalist became the first American to take the eight-day stage race in Italy
Snow Sports
How the Best Celebration on Snow Laid First Tracks for Black Skiing
Since 1973, a groundbreaking organization has gathered thousands of Black snow-sports enthusiasts for a week of on-mountain revelry. But the event has always had a more serious mission, too: changing perceptions about who belongs on the slopes.
Leaving the Ego of Skiing Behind
Sam Schwartz and Elsa Smith leave Jackson Hole, Wyoming, to discover an Oregon town where people live more simply
We Need to Talk About Colorado’s Tragic Weekend
The backcountry is more popular than ever, but that doesn't make it safe
A Whimsical Quest to Find a Hermit in the Backcountry
This Wes Anderson–inspired short film follows a small crew of skiers and snowboarders on the hunt for a legendary hermit
The Beginner's Guide to Winter
Dropping temps don't mean you have to stay inside. Consider this your welcome kit to getting after it this season.
This All-Women Street Snowboarding Film Shreds
An all-women urban snowboarding group hits the streets to send and shred whatever surface they find
The 3 F’s of BASE Jumping: Fear, Focus, and Flying
The process of BASE jumping before the exit point
A Brief Excursion into Skiing's Cyborg Future
Last winter, when the robotics firm Roam released its latest version of Elevate, a revolutionary exoskeleton promising to boost skiing performance, our writer knew he had to give it a test drive. His analysis: the company's debut product is fun yet flawed—but its vision of a tech-assisted sports future will still blow your mind.
Skiing Up and Down Mount Shasta
Every mountaineer knows that getting to the summit isn't a requirement, but it sure is sweet if you do