Is Powder Mountain Actively Destroying Itself?
This large, famously-independent Utah resort has been making headlines with a flurry of controversial updates—and while there have been some significant improvements, other changes have been some of the most anti-consumer we’ve ever seen at a ski resort.
Has Utah Skiing Reached Its Breaking Point?
Severe overcrowding and high-profile operational crises have left many vacationers wondering whether Utah skiing and riding is worth it anymore.
Loveland Planning to Replace Chair 7, Add New Trails for the 2025-26 Ski Season
This high-alpine, locally-oriented Colorado resort be replacing its oldest and lowest capacity lift for the 2025-26 ski season.
What’s New at Every Destination Ski Resort: 2024-25
Over the past few years, ski resorts have absolutely exploded with new investments. And this upcoming season is perhaps the craziest one yet—across the North American ski scene, more than 50 major ski resorts are in for some sort of serious upgrade.
Killington Confirms Superstar Six-Pack, New Skyeship Gondola Cabins for 2025-26
The new owners of Vermont's largest resort have a ton of capital investments in the works, although the Woodward terrain park partnership has come to an end.
Aspen Mountain Hero’s Expansion: A Game-Changing Project Worthy of the Name
With its first expansion in 23 years, Aspen’s town hill adds terrain that cuts right at the heart of the resort’s biggest issues.
Deer Valley Confirms Three New Lifts As Part of 2024-25 Expansion
As part of the first phase of its Expanded Excellence plan, this ski-only Utah resort is installing three new lifts, including its first bubble six-pack chair.
Steamboat Wild Blue Gondola Stage II and Mahogany Ridge Expansion: Game-Changing Updates for a Resort In Need
Together, these projects deliver a powerful one-two punch to the Colorado ski scene that’s resulted in the biggest disruption we’ve seen in over a decade.
Keystone Bergman Bowl Expansion: A High-Alpine Debut for the History Books
Keystone’s first high-alpine lift-served trails aren’t the craziest out there, but they brings a unique flavor of family-friendly bowl terrain to the resort.
Brighton Crest 6 Lift and Snake Creek Lodge: All Sizzle and No Steak?
Brighton’s biggest investments in years ultimately fall short when it comes to addressing the resort’s biggest issues: crowd management and a lousy on-mountain facility setup.