This winter confused a lot of skiers. If you spent the season chasing snow, you probably asked the same question everyone else did: What happened? Why did Colorado and Utah struggle for consistent snow, while the Northeast and the Alps got hammered at times? Why were there weeks of dry weather followed by massive dumps? And why did avalanche danger remain so elevated for so long? Meet the Meteorologists In the latest Where to Ski podcast episode, we sat down with two moun

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Doug Lewis Ski season is approaching, and if you’re dreaming of powder days and long runs, now is the time to start your ski fitness training. In the latest episode of the Where to Ski podcast, host John Morgan sits down with Doug Lewis—two-time Olympian, World Championship medalist, and U.S. Ski Team legend—to share his best advice on pre-season ski workouts that anyone can do. If you’ve ever felt wiped after only a few runs or struggled with altitude on a ski trip, you’re

Hubert has chronicled life in his adopted home state not just capturing the image but capturing what’s behind the image

/ There are plenty of ski races where the goal is simple: get to the bottom faster than everyone else. Then there is the Inferno Ski Race in Mürren, Switzerland. The Inferno is a little different. It combines serious ski racing with an unusually open, international and distinctly Swiss atmosphere. Elite racers, strong amateurs and dedicated recreational skiers all show up to test themselves on a course that can stretch from Schilthorn all the way down toward Lauterbrunnen. Th

a quick check in on the snow forecast for December

River Radamus Photo courtesy of We caught up with River Radamus who is in Beaver Creek Colorado for the Birds of Prey World Cup races...

So I was sitting at my desk planning the 24/25 episodes of Where to Ski and came across my Ullr medal. Who is Ullr and what does it...

In this bonus episode we hit on one of my favorite subjects – mountain weather. Nothing worse than planning a trip, getting somewhere,...

A conversation with Anna Schranz For generations, families have lived, worked and skied in this spectacular corner of the Austrian Alps. Today, St. Anton is one of the world's best-known ski destinations, connected by lifts and tramways to the extraordinary Arlberg ski area, including Lech, Zürs, Stuben and St. Christoph. But behind the glamorous hotels, legendary après-ski and world-class skiing is something much more interesting: a real community. To understand it, you have

The Mountains at the Heart of the Haute-Savoie with Jean-Michel Poupart The Mont Blanc Valley is so amazing we decided to do our first video podcast - we hope you enjoy it. Chamonix is in the French Alps just north of Mont Blanc, and about an hours drive south of Geneva. Between the peaks of the Aiguilles Rouges and the Aiguille du Midi, it borders Switzerland and Italy and sits at the foot of Mont Blanc. It is one of the oldest ski resorts in France. AND Chamonix has some in