From igniting stoke to uniting communities, Drew Zieff reminds us why snowboard movies are so important. Plus, he shares his favorite flicks.

Teton Gravity Research’s latest film, Flying High Again, directed by snowboard film legend Mike Hatchett, proves shred flicks are still all the rage.

After all the planning, observing and communicating comes the moment of truth—when it’s time to decide what to ride.

Creating clear communication starts with a good plan and ends with making informed group decisions. Here’s what it takes.

After plans for a proposed gondola between Smugglers’ Notch Resort and Stowe Mountain Resort were leaked to the public this summer, the contested project is now on hold due to opposition from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources.

While sometimes what you see on the ground lines up with the forecast, the backcountry is a constantly changing environment. Forecasters’ predictions don’t always come true, so it’s on you to confirm them in the field.

After completing 40 out of 50 of North America’s most iconic ski lines, Cody Townsend is rethinking how he wants to complete the final descents.

When Lani Bruntz was asked to be a part of the film Advice for Girls, she was hesitant to give up her limited free days to work on another project. But the mission to create space for women in the industry captivated her. With the world premiere this weekend, Bruntz shares what compelled her to say yes.

World Cup ski racer Keely Kelleher never had female coaches growing up, but she hopes to change that for the next generation. This year, Keely’s Camp is offering two backcountry-focused camps and a pair of sponsorship opportunities for ski-focused programs.

A new app compiles pages of snow, weather, terrain and avalanche data to assist users in planning safer backcountry tours.