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Leaders of the nonprofit Indigenous Women Outdoors describe how learning about the traditional territories where they ski and snowboard enhances their time outside and connects them with their ancestors
The chairlift’s single greatest quality is the sense of community it creates on the mountain
How to stay fueled and warm on the slopes without looking like a total nerd
It’s 2021. Let’s retire the cringeworthy label already.
Know the risks, the terrain, and the gear you need before your maiden voyage into the backcountry
Season Equipment is trying to break the cycle of new gear every year
Speed demons, air addicts, and powder hounds, meet your matches
Decks for the park, powder, and everything in between
'The Brotherhood Escort' profiles splitboarder and Navy SEAL Josh Jespersen as he reckons with the death of his fallen comrades
In Switzerland, you can board a train and ride it from the powder haven of Zermatt to an alpine resort
Tree-topped designs that look as good as they ride
Necessities for traveling out of bounds
The snowboard pioneer passed away after a battle with cancer. He was 65.
For snowboarder Megan Pischke, being a breast-cancer survivor and a professional athlete are both part of her identity
'Cast and Carve' chronicles a group of friends as they ride snowboards and cast for golden trout in the High Sierra
Versatility reigns as decks with inventive shapes push performance to the edge
Salomon took its women’s all-mountain board, the Pillow Talk, and sliced it in half to get this splitboard. This past winter, when we rounded up the best splitboarding gear of 2019, the Pillow Talk was our favorite women’s splitboard in spite of the name. “The flex is on the…
Need to carry a bike, board, or just some firewood? Here's how.
We just wrapped up reviewing a batch of the best upcoming models at Crested Butte Mountain Resort in Colorado. Here's how it went down.
Nadia Burton couldn't always find ski gear that fit her body or her style. So she made her own.
This segment of 'The Swiss Knife' features Fredi Kalbermatten splitboarding the backcountry around his home zone in Switzerland
Stop lying to yourself: you won't remember that you put your wallet, coffee, and phone on the roof of your car before you drive away.
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.
According to a recent story in Bloomberg, celebrities and gallons of champagne are all in a day's work at Aspen. But for the rest of us, it’s not so glamorous.
‘Frozen Mind’ features big-mountain snowboarder Victor de Le Rue riding the epic terrain of Chamonix
‘Closer,’ from rider Antti Autti and director Iisakki Kennila, is an ode to endless freeride pow laps
This is the trailer for 'Range of Mystery,' which features three snowboarders as they search for a legendary peak in the Himalayas.
From the filmmakers at Mad Trees, ‘We Heard You Need Gloves’ features a group of female shredders ripping up the terrain at Mount Baker.
Racking up all the best ways to carry and store your winter cargo
Make your way down, across, and, yes, even up the mountain with these premium planks
No one likes pulling a U-turn after an improperly tied down surfboard flies away
Ode to Muir follows snowboarders Elena Hight and Jeremy Jones on a 40-mile human powered expedition through California’s High Sierra.
These organizations want to help you tick that big once-in-a-lifetime trip off your list
Many of us owe our passion for the outdoors to our fathers.
From filmmaker Zane Clampett, The Peculiar Expedition of Thomas Snyder follows little-known snowboarder Thomas Snyder on his journey from his local hill in Minnesota to the steep backcountry lines of Montana.
From the North Face, Middle of Somewhere follows snowboarders Jake Blauvent, Blake Paul, and Austin Smith as they venture deep into British Columbia’s backcountry.