Skiing & Snowboarding

Ski areas with special-use permits must be primarily focused on skiing and other snow sports. But in a final rule, the U.S. Forest Service said that focus will no longer be determined by revenue, which could help ski areas to adapt business to a changing climate.

Despite low snowpack, however, there were some reasons for the company to celebrate.

A Vail journalist discusses ‘the long-forgotten story of how we broke skiing — by very nearly saving it.’

A position on the ski patrol is a dream job for many skiers. But the stress that comes with it can be serious. A ski patrol member might deal with a cranky guest one day and a badly injured skier the next. As a tough ski season winds down, we look at how ski patrollers cope with these challenges.

New investigative reporting from The Lever traces the issue of price fixing and ski monopolies back to the 1970s.

Keystone will close Sunday, April 5, with closing weekend events April 4-5.

Adaptive snowboarding with the Vail Veterans Program allows veterans to get outdoors and on the mountain.

Search and rescue teams headed to the area on Saturday evening and found signs of an avalanche.

Climate change, and warmer winters, will have a major impact on Colorado’s ski industry. But Colorado’s major ski companies take different approaches when it comes to advocating for policies that might curb climate change.

Colorado's U.S. Senators are urging the International Olympic Committee to keep Nordic combined in future winter games and include women. Several Steamboat Springs athletes are the best in the world.