Val Thorens’ Cime Caron Tram Involved in Serious Accident, Out for 2024-25 Season
This 135-passenger aerial tramway has been damaged beyond repair and will see a full replacement for the 2025-26 season.
Backcountry vs. Resort Skiing: What’s The Difference?
A high-level overview of backcountry skiing and riding and its differences from in-bounds resort terrain. We cover the unique benefits of the backcountry, the numerous risks, and why the activity is growing so much.
Ikon and Mountain Collective Passes Go Off Sale December 12th. Here’s Who Should Buy One.
If you plan on visiting certain resorts on the Ikon or Mountain Collective Passes, now is your last time to secure access at a remotely reasonable rate.
Skiing Out West For the First Time: Must-Know Tips
Skiing out West can catch even the most veteran skiers and riders off guard. Here are our biggest tips for those visiting for the first time.
Why New Mexico Might Be The U.S.’s Most Underrated Ski State
While typically known for its deserts, New Mexico is a stunning ski destination with diverse terrain and exceptionally light snow quality.
Mountain Review: White Pass
While not as large or steep as some competitive resorts in the Pacific Northwest, White Pass features diverse intermediate terrain and an unbeatable setup for beginners to progress.
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.
Epic Passes Go Off Sale December 2nd. Here’s Why Waiting Could Cost You Big This Ski Season.
Even the most casual skiers and riders planning to visit Epic-affiliated ski resorts will face exponentially higher lift access prices after this deadline passes.
Mountain Review: Alyeska
With world-class views, mettle-testing terrain, and staggering annual snow totals, the largest ski resort in the Last Frontier offers an experience that is fittingly surreal for the famously remote state.
Mountain Review: Mont Sutton
Despite outdated lifts, a remote location, and a modest vertical drop, this southern Quebec resort’s glade terrain and lower-than-average crowds make it a unique option for an East Coast ski vacation.