Save up to $199 over last year!  Kids 4th Grade & Younger Receive a free Power Pass

Resort officials with the largest ski area collective in the Southwest announced details of the 2018/2019 Power Pass, which includes unlimited access to five ski resorts in Colorado, New Mexico and Arizona.

Adult Power Passes are $599, a savings of $50 over last year. All

If you think ski area menus consist only of chicken tenders and fries, you’re in for a delightful surprise. Colorado Ski Country member resorts offer many mouth-watering gourmet food options. In honor of the 'Top Chef: Colorado' season finale tonight, we'd like to focus your attention on the world-class dining experiences at Colorado ski areas.

Here are the signature dishes and must-try menu items from the restaurants, bars and grills of Ski Country:

“Ski trips don’t have to be expensive,” is a phrase I use confidently when explaining to my parents how I afford bi-monthly ski trips around the state. Rarely are “budget” and “ski” in the same sentence, but I am here to debunk the myth that ski getaways have to break the bank. Of course, skiing is an investment, but there are ways to make it more affordable.

Thanks to a snowstorm and a spontaneous friend, I was able to make a vacation out of a weekend in Steamboat Springs. This was my first time skiing in Ski Town USA®, so I was

The Resort Plans to Replace American Eagle with Combination Gondola and Chairlift and Upgrade American Flyer with 6-Person High-Speed Bubble Chair

Copper Mountain Season Passes Go On Sale March 6 with Prices Starting at $459

Copper Mountain, and its parent company, POWDR, today announced continued enhancements to the way guests access the mountain’s world-class, naturally-divided terrain. The planned upgrades to

It's only natural for skiing parents to want their progeny to love the sport as much as they do. But there's plenty we adults can do to derail fantasies of schusshing down the slopes in harmony with our mini-mes. To avoid that fate, follow some basic steps to ensure your littlest shredders will enjoy skiing into adulthood-or at least through the early learning stages. 

1. Keep them warm.

Few things are more

Enticed by the excellent February snow totals, the promise of buy-one-get-one lift tickets, and the glory of checking off all 11 Gems Resorts, our Front Range explorers embarked upon a journey to the Southwest region of Colorado. The goal: Get in three days of great skiing and riding, check out three “hidden gem” ski resorts we might not usually visit, and put our Gems Cards to good use. This is how we made the Southwest Gems Card Weekend happen.

Friday

Photo credit (L-R): Dave Camara, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area; Hal Williams, Aspen Snowmass

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The tally of accumulating snow at your favorite resort continues to raise. Snow totals go up and up and up and your heart goes down, down, down despite all your friends' enthusiasm and stoke for fresh tracks. Perhaps you grew up on a coast without much true, dry, fluffy powder (not going to call out which one), or maybe you never had the time, money, or youth to learn how to float through seas of white, as

By James Lummis

A few years ago I started a brief telemark career. Really it was never going to be a career but I was hoping to add another dimension to my skiing. I wanted to maybe try side area skiing, or possibly a ski tour option.  What I really enjoyed was the ability to go uphill. What I really didn't enjoy about this new set up was falling over the handlebars, at a high velocity and getting beat up.