Powder is to skiing as beer is to tailgating—what’s the point of having one without the other? As if any of us needed a reason to ski powder beyond, “Because it’s there,” here are a few more rationales for dropping in.
We’ve compiled a database of U.S. resorts with a little about each individual policy—where and when skinning is allowed, whether or not it’s free during operating hours and the link directly to the resort’s guidelines.
2018 Testers’ Choice: Cat Ambrose’s Picks
Testing skis for the Backcountry Magazine Gear Guide can be a grueling endeavor—with hours upon hours of hot … [Read More...]
2018 Editors’ Choice Awards: Touring Skis
This year, we're mixing things up. We've historically organized skis solely based on width, but we've realized … [Read More...]
We’ve paired 18 craft beers from around the country with how best to enjoy them—whether that’s hydrating throughout the day or being the guy who takes an Uber home from the tailgate.
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