The ski resort says it's pacing ahead of the winter of 2000 and 2001, when 581 inches of snow piled up.

After multiple weeks of little snow accumulation and generally poor ski conditions, this weekend promises to bring some of the best skiing so far this season in Colorado.

Ever wondered how different weather creates various snow conditions on the slopes? Join us as we break down the science behind powder, crust, slush, and ice, and learn expert tips on how to adjust your technique for a perfect ski day,

As skiers, we pretty much live for powder days. There's truly nothing like the sensation of skiing powder, and few things in the world are as magical. In fact, we love it so much that Dave and Jake Moe named our publication after it and have been writing ...

A skier flies through the fresh powder on Copper Mountain's Endeavor run Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2014. The Summit County resort had 12 inches new snow Tuesday morning and 33 inches over the past three days. (The Gazette, Christian Murdock) Snow finally returns ...

Skiing has never been my thing, but hand me a sled or a snow tube, and I am a happy girl! There’s something so freeing, so thrilling about speeding downhill on a tube-it brings out the kid in me. If you’re not into skiing and haven’t tried snow tubing yet,