So, What Exactly Makes Alta Snow So Good?
Alta Ski Area is known as one of the snowiest places in the country, getting an average of 551 inches of snow each year. -Photo courtesy of Alta Lots of ski resorts like to brag abo…
Read The ArticleAlta Ski Area is known as one of the snowiest places in the country, getting an average of 551 inches of snow each year. -Photo courtesy of Alta Lots of ski resorts like to brag abo…
Read The ArticleYurt trips are immensely restorative and relaxing. You hike in with everything you’ll need, take a break from cell reception, cook and commune with friends, and ski untouched snow in awe-ins…
Read The ArticleTime to Cool Off. Need a break from the summer heat? Think about a ski trip to Europe over the December break. THE MATTERHORN: It’s doable. If its glaciers can be skied in August, Dec…
Read The ArticleGetting to a ski resort in most mountain towns can be a headache. You have to first fly in to a major city, rent a car, and then take on a multi-hour canyon drive through traffic to reach the…
Read The ArticleBy the time I skied my 100th day this season—skinning up Alta at sunset after a rogue May storm dusted the mountain with a few inches of fresh snow—the outing felt both special and normal. Sp…
Read The ArticleHeli-skiing is, without question, the snow-seeking pilgrim’s holy grail. Thousands of feet of vertical, bottomless powder, nonexistent crowds, endless terrain choices—it’s no wonder alpine ad…
Read The ArticleBreathtaking backdrops like Half Dome await at backcountry ski huts in Northern California. -Mitch Barrie With snow already accumulating on the slopes near Lake Tahoe and around Nor…
Read The ArticleAs it loops through mountain passes, rolling meadows, and desert mesas, the 84-mile Enchanted Circle Scenic Byway takes you on a tour of a true winter playground in New Mexico. Centered ar…
Read The ArticleOutdoor enthusiasts don’t have to look far to find adventure in Taos Ski Valley. Boasting some of the best rafting, skiing, climbing, mountain biking, snowshoeing, and hiking in the world, th…
Read The ArticleHere’s the deal with cat skiing (and snowboarding) in Colorado—you don’t have to be a total shredder. But you do have to be ready to shred. Cat skiing delivers you the bounties of the backcou…
Read The ArticleYou came for Utah’s world-class powder skiing, but that’s not all there is to do in this silver-mining settlement turned ski town. Just 35 minutes from the Salt Lake International Airport, Pa…
Read The ArticleAh, snow: You tend to love it or hate it. Or maybe it’s a conditional thing for you. You love it up on the mountain but hate it smothering your driveway. Soft, fluffy, slow-falling, and admir…
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