VIDEO: Jeremy Jones Rides Insane 21,500-Foot, 68-Degree Himalayan Spines

Jeremy Jones Rides Insane 21,500-Foot, 68-Degree Himalayan Spines Miles Clark March 31, 2021 In a conversation a few years ago with Jeremy about his 2013 trip to the Himalayas, he […]

The Past, Present, and Future Legends of Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows

The Past, Present, and Future Legends of Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows, CA Spencer Cox March 30, 2021 Photo credit: Squaw Alpine Brought to you by Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows Squaw Valley […]

Solar Geoengineering: Skiing’s Last Hope?

Mt. Pinatubo’s 1991 eruption. Photo credit: WIRED Solar Geoengineering: Skiing’s Last Hope? Clay Malott January 20, 2021 In 1991, Mt. Pinatubo erupted in the Philippines. The eruption spewed 20 million tonnes […]

Ski Tips: Deceleration lives in the future

Ski Tips: Deceleration lives in the future January 11, 2021 By Dan Egan, EBS ski columnist Many skiers try to slow down each turn they make because they are living under […]

Big White, BC’s Master Plans Up to 2089

The master plan for Big White Ski Resort. Image courtesy of Big White via the Government of British Columbia. Big White, BC’s Master Plans Up to 2089: Doubling Lifts, Skiable Terrain, […]

A Ski Instructor on Why Body Language Is Now a Huge Part of Teaching

“There’s more emphasis now on body language than ever before, like knowing when a student is getting frustrated and needs to take a break.” BY ASHLEA HALPERN January 7, 2021 Logan […]

Tips to Prepare for Ski Season From Two-Time Olympian Kaylin Richardson

Tips to Prepare for Ski Season From Two-Time Olympian Kaylin Richardson November 12, 2020 by Andy Cochrane After ten years as an elite world cup racer and ten subsequent years as […]

Tuck and TUMBLE: All-time FWT Crashes

Tuck and TUMBLE: All-time FWT Crashes November 18, 2020 by Jordan Grant-Krenz This one is NOT for the faint of heart. Buckle up for the top 10 crashes ever documented on […]

Colorado’s first-ever criminal charges following an avalanche could be slippery slope for backcountry travelers

The two snowboarders talk about snow conditions and route selection as they drop in, one at a time. Gusting wind is blowing snow across the ridge as they wind between reefy rocks.

Expedition: Bolivia

We were hoping to explore Bolivia’s Cordillera Real range—a 125-kilometer-long stretch of densely glaciated granite peaks largely unexplored by skiers. Our group of three knew skiing in Bolivia would be challenging because of the weather, the complicated and glaciated terrain and the lack of beta. The scale, remoteness and subsequent mystery of these mountains are what keep most people away. But it’s also what draws people like us in to explore.

Meier Skis

Meier Skis is excited to partner with NSCF!   Meier Skis is located in Denver, Colorado where every ski and snowboard is hand built at the worlds first Craft Skiery. […]

Highline Vail

Highline Vail has partnered with NSCF to offer members a 15% discount of rack rates. Highline Vail is a newly remodeled hotel that opened its doors in February of 2018 […]

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