Deer Valley ski resort is known for its superb skiing, awesome mountain views and luxury. Located in Utah's Wasatch Mountains, just 38 miles east of Salt Lake City, it has some of the most high end hotels, restaurants, shopping and apres of any resort. Everywhere you turn there is an amazing experience whether it’s the perfect groomers, the stashes of Utah powder, lunch at the Stein Erickson Lodge or apres at Chute 11 or the Sticky Wicket. There are plenty of ways to have fun

Sölden continues to attract everyone from first-day skiers to freeriders chasing deep days.

Mammoth Mountain Why Mammoth Mountain is a Must Do If you’re looking for huge snow totals, wide-open bowls, and a California feel, Mammoth Mountain should be at the top of your list. In this Where to Ski podcast, I sit down with longtime patroller Ian Scott, who has spent 54 years skiing Mammoth — including 16 years on the ski patrol. Location Located in the Eastern Sierra, Mammoth Mountain is easily accessible from Los Angeles, Reno, or Mammoth Lakes Airport. This ski resort

The newest hot spot for skiing is Norway. This episode takes us to Narvik Norway (Narvikfjellet), 1500KM north of Oslo

Vail is perhaps the best known of American ski resorts. Chris Anthony is our guest.

The Eiger I've wanted to do this episode for a while. The Bernese Oberland is like stepping into a picture postcard with the small villages of Wengen, Murren and Grindlewald hosting some amazing skiing. All with the famed Eiger as the backdrop. If your idea of the perfect ski trip includes spectacular mountains, incredible skiing, charming villages, modern lifts, great food, and just enough après-ski to keep things interesting, skiing the Jungfrau region of Switzerland deserv

Big Sky Resort is huge, incredible and has something for everyone. 5,850 acres and vertical of 4,350 feet over 3 peaks in are served by 26 lifts (most of them new). It sits halfway down Montana’s Gallatin River Canyon between Bozeman and the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park, it’s about an hour drive south from Bozeman airport. Big Sky’s, big runs, amazing vistas – you can’t ski this area in a day – it takes three. Our guest is Zoe Mavis, Zoe is a legend at Big

Skiing south of the equator

Scott Urtel Tucked into the end of a box canyon in Little Cottonwood Canyon in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah; Alta is known for steep chutes and deep powder - an old-style ski town focused on the skiing and the people who ski there. Scott Urtel has guided for Wasatch Powderbirds, and for Ski with Kim for a decade. He is currently the lead training officer for the Alta Ski Patrol, and skis this mountain pretty much every day of the season. Our Favs Best Hotel - ⁠Goldminers Dau

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

New Mexico skiing with Alain Veth Taos Ski Valley attracts skiers from everywhere to its terrain, its powder, its unique vibe, and its just plain fun. Privately owned – it has kept its unique identity, has expanded services and I believe the most environmentally committed ski area in the world as the first ski resort in the world to become a certified B-Corporation and it has a 2030 net zero carbon commitment. Alain Veth grew up skiing – first as a racer, at the World Junior

"To Hell Your Ride" (not anymore) with Bob Gleason Down in southwest Colorado at the end of a box canyon in the San Juan mountains sits Telluride. Rumor has it that the name “Telluride” actually derived from the phrase “To Hell You Ride”, which described the treacherous journey to get to this remote mountain town. Skiing started there in 1972 with a few runs emptying into town, the skiing has expanded to include some of the best and most varied skiing in the world. Supported

Dave Ryding talks about the "Diamond of the Alps" At the very end of Ötztal valley about an hour and twenty minute drive west from...

Once in your Life with Christophe and Marco St Moritz ... You Need to do it once ...five star hotels, Michelin starred restaurants, designer boutiques, and high class apres-ski... this is St. Moritz. Set high in Switzerland’s Engadin Valley, close to the Italian border, St. Moritz has been a winter sports destination since 1866. It is famous for five-star hotels, designer boutiques, Michelin-starred restaurants and an unmistakable air of luxury, but don't make the mistake of

Ten by 10 at Stowe Vermont with Dave Merriam Stowe is quintessential New England, beautiful buildings, churches and town squares with restaurants, local businesses, shops and hotels that make it attractive and fun. Stowe's heavy investment in base facilities, high speed lifts and snowmaking lets it boast some of the best facilities in the US on two separate mountains. My guest is Dave Merriam, Dave served as the Senior Director of Skier Services to Director of the Ski and

America's Last Great Ski Town with Dave "Mac" McGuire We're at 8800 ft and heading to Colorado. Grab your skis, and let's dive into the world of skiing at Crested Butte, Colorado. My guest today instructs and guides at Crested Butte and knows the mountain and the town. Dave McGuire, Mac as he's known, has been skiing, living and instructing at Crested Butte since he attended Western State College 22 miles down the hill; he knows the mountain and the area very well. Crested B

The Soul of American Skiing with Steve Marolt Aspen has lots to it, so be prepared, this is longer than usual. Starting as a mining town in the 1880s, Aspen has been legendary in the ski world for its skiing, the parties, dining, shopping and culture. It’s a small town with a mammoth reputation due to it four mountains – Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Snowmass and Buttermilk. Steve Marolt is a native Aspenite, together with his brother Mike, he has led over 50 ski mountain

Our kick off to season 2 is an in depth look at skiing with Niseko Japan with Kim Reichhelm. Niseko is a gem located in the northern part of Japan's main island, Hokkaido. It's known for epic snow, unbelievable landscapes, and a ski culture unrivaled in the US and Europe. No matter your skill level, Niseko has something to offer. Located in Hokkaido prefecture, 2.5hrs drive from Chitose Airport and the city of Sapporo. The area is comprised of 4 interlinked ski resorts. Aver

Sun Valley, Idaho US An intimate discussion on Bald Mountain and more with Zach Crist. An amazing episode with our very special guest Zach Crist, a multifaceted skier, guide and Sun Valley local. We explore Sun Valley and Ketchum, skiing Bald Mountain and skiing the thousands of acres of backcountry in the three mountain ranges around Sun Valley. After a huge skiing career as a Wold Cup racer, Xgames winner, big mountain skier, and with Warren Miller; Zach became the owner an