Serre Chevalier, France, Trip Report: The Legendary Ridge Trip report from February 3-6, 2026 “This place is legendary, jeeeez,” a very sleepy, surprisingly un-jetlagged, powder-overdosed Miles Clark said from behind his laptop screen as he edited more video footage of powder skiing than he’s ever accumulated in 4 days worth of skiing. The name Serre Chevalier literally translates to “Ridge of the Knight,” but with how the romantic […] Trip Report Martin Kuprianowicz | February 9, 2026 0 Comments
Dolomiti Superski, Italy, Trip Report: A Week of Super-Skiing, Super-Mountains, & Super-Food Report from January 25-31 A word of warning: I am going to be running out of superlatives—but what else can you expect when writing about Dolomiti Superski—it’s literally in the name. When asked to spend a week in the Italian Dolomites, there was no way I would say anything but, “Sì. Ja. Yes, please!” Related: Exploring Dolomiti Superski: A Four-Day […] Trip Report Julia Schneemann | February 8, 2026 0 Comments
[PHOTO TOUR] Silvertip Lodge Heliski: Luxury Lodge, Deep Powder, and True Isolation The journey to Silvertip Lodge begins with a charter flight from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Williams Lake Airport, followed by a 45-minute helicopter ride to the property. Situated on the shores of Quesnel Lake in the Cariboo Mountains, the lodge is accessible only by helicopter during winter operations. This level of isolation places it among the most remote destinations I […] Trip Report Steven Agar | January 29, 2026 1 Comment
Trip Report: “Blue Ice” — Wasatch Mountains, UT Report from January 27, 2026 I’d been staring at Blue Ice for about a week and it was time to give it a try. 5 am wake up. Hiking by 6:42 am. “Blue Ice” Wasatch Mountains, UT Summit (actually a ridgeline): 10,779 feet Car: 6,201 feet Vertical From Car: 5,009 feet (we did a second run that added a few […] Trip Report Miles Clark | January 28, 2026 1 Comment
Trip Report: “Eeny Meeny Miny Moe” — Wasatch Mountains, UT Report from January 26, 2026 Yesterday’s 7 a.m. wake-up was nice. The plan was to sleep in and show up late, as the line I had chosen lives in the shade. When the afternoon light hits the opposite wall, it bounces back and lights up my target zone a bit. The line I’d chosen is just upvalley from “Eeny Meeny […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | January 28, 2026 0 Comments
Skiing the Entire Skicircus Saalbach in 3 Days: How We Did This Austrian Adventure Report From January 26–28, 2026 There are ski trips, and there are ski missions. Saalbach Hinterglemm Leogang Fieberbrunn, collectively known as the Skicircus, is one of Austria’s largest interconnected ski regions. Over 270 kilometers of pistes, four towns, multiple valleys, and enough gondolas to keep even the most seasoned skier checking the trail map twice. Many visitors spend a week here […] Conditions Report Brett Ploss | January 28, 2026 0 Comments
Trip Report: “Hanging Snowfield” — Wasatch Mountains, UT Report from January 24, 2025 5 am wake up. Hiking by 6:37 am. 11ºF when I started climbing. My goal was a rocky chute at the headwall of the drainage. As I approached the headwall, I noticed the line that I’d skied 3 days before. The snow was terrific in that zone. NE-facing, just subalpine, and wind-protected. “Hanging Snowfield” Wasatch […] Trip Report Miles Clark | January 25, 2026 2 Comments
Trip Report: “Diving Board” — Wasatch Mountains, UT Report from January 21, 2025 3:30 am wake-up yesterday. Long drive through flashing lights and empty streets. Met up with local legend Juan Bakers. “Diving Board” Wasatch Mountains, UT Summit: 10,592 feet Car: 6,197 feet Camp: 2021 feet Vertical From Car: 4,395 feet to top of “Diving Board” (total vertical this day 6,300′) Vertical skied: 4,857 feet Max Pitch: 42?º […] Trip Report Miles Clark | January 22, 2026 0 Comments
A Guide to Les 3 Vallées, the World’s Largest Ski Area When I first looked at the piste map of Les 3 Vallées in the French Alps, it was hard for me not to feel impressed. Billed as the largest interconnected ski area in the world, this massive merging of three major adjacent ski resorts—Courchevel, Méribel, and Val Thorens—actually encompasses four lesser ski areas as well, and altogether, it’s so stupendous […] Trip Report Erik Trinidad | January 16, 2026 0 Comments
Silvertip Lodge, BC, Heliski Report: Stop Wishing for Snow; We’ve Already Got Too Much… This report is from Silvertip Lodge Heliski on January 9-12, 2026. I’ve always thought there was no such thing as too much snow. The more the better; bring it on. So when our guides at Silvertip Lodge heliski in British Columbia were praying for the snow to stop, I was a little confused. Turns out they’d already had nine feet of […] Trip Report Steven Agar | January 13, 2026 0 Comments
Skiing in Georgia: A Hidden Gem in the Caucasus Trip Report: January 27 – February 2, 2025 Nestled in the Caucasus Mountains between Europe and Asia, Georgia is quickly becoming a hidden gem for avid skiers seeking a unique and affordable destination. With a rich history, diverse terrain, and a growing ski industry, this small country offers everything from untapped powder fields to vibrant local culture. Over the course […] Trip Report Brett Ploss | January 5, 2026 2 Comments
12 Uncommon December Days in Kicking Horse, BC Report from December 21, 2025 – January 1, 2026 For twelve days, I lived inside a quiet miracle. Each morning began the same. Drive over the old single-lane bridge. The river moving black and cold beneath. Rumble over the railroad tracks, where sometimes the lights flash, the arms come down, and the train slides through town like a slow, heavy […] Trip Report Miles Clark | January 3, 2026 0 Comments
Stowe Mountain, VT, Trip Report…And She Said “Yes” Stowe Mountain Trip Report from October 17 – 19, 2025 For years, my girlfriend has been telling me one thing over and over—there is no way I’ll be able to surprise her with a proposal. For most of our relationship, I totally believed her in this notion. With us recently celebrating our five-year anniversary, it made sense that she would […] Trip Report Liam Abbott | November 5, 2025 0 Comments
Trip Report: Cerro Godoy Central Couloir | Ushuaia, Tierra Del Fuego, Patagonia, Argentina Report from October 22, 2025 I arrived in Ushuaia, Argentina, via an 11-hour bus ride from Punta Arenas, Chile, 2 days ago. The previous day, we’d done the 9-hour “bog slog” to ski Monte Tarn. I did a 24-hour fast on the bus and that was a horrible idea… 3,895′ Cerro Godoy Ushuaia Tierra Del Fuego Argentina, Patagonia Summit: 3,895 […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | October 24, 2025 0 Comments
Trip Report: Jumping Dolphins & Skiing Above The Sea At The End Of The World | Monte Tarn, Punta Arenas, Patagonia, Chile Report from October 19, 2025 We do not recommend skiing Monte Tarn. Ever. 6 hours of ankle-deep muck slogging for only 21 turns… 2,736′ Monte Tarn Punta Arenas Chile, Patagonia Summit: 2,736 feet Car: 0,000 feet Vertical From Car: 2,736 feet Vertical skied: 1,425 feet (we did 2 laps – 668′ & 757′) Vertical climbed: 3,688 Max Pitch: 42?º Average […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | October 21, 2025 0 Comments
[PHOTOS] Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks Report: Be Bear Aware – Road Trip and Wildlife Watching As the crisp autumn air descends and the aspens turn gold, many of us are still looking for outdoor adventures before the peaks are covered in snow. For those in the right places, bear watching is one of them. Why is fall one of the best times to see these magnificent animals? Bears are preparing for winter hibernation and have […] Trip Report Claire Weiss | October 5, 2025 0 Comments
Trip Report: Skiing Powder on High Under the Fitzroy Towers | Punta Velluda, El Chaltén, Patagonia, Argentina Report from September 19, 20, 21, 2025 The Fitzroy Towers drew us back for one more camping trip under their sky scraper shadows. The 55-pound pack crushed me the first hour of the trip and doubts started swirling in my head. The only saving grace was that I knew there was no way this adventure was gonna be as brutal […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | September 27, 2025 0 Comments
Trip Report: Skiing 6,959′ Cerro Solo | 3 Days & 2 Nights in the Shadow of Cerro Torre Report from September 6, 7, 8, 2025 We decided to go big on Cerro Solo on Friday. We didn’t know how big… The numbers were digestible, but we had no idea the style of terrain we were about to hurl ourselves in. 6,959′ Cerro Solo El Chalten Argentina, Patagonia Summit: 6,959 feet (we skied from 6,300′) House: 1,361 feet Camp: […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | September 11, 2025 0 Comments
Patagonia Report: Mini-Powder Day on Cerro Crestón, Patagonia, Argentina Report from September 3, 2025 Note: Cerro Creston is on private property and you must get permission from the refugio owners to pass through If you’re looking for a guide for this zone, please contact Patagonia Ascent I took 2 days off after my big mission up Cerro Electrico. The first day to rest and the second day held bad […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | September 5, 2025 0 Comments
Trip Report: Skiing The Legendary 7,162′ Cerro Electrico | El Chaltén, Patagonia, Argentina Report from August 31, 2025 The forecast was all over the place here in El Chalten, Argentina, for my Cerro Electrico ascent. I stayed up too late poring over it and found my brain clogged with doubt at 4 a.m. Windy and cloudy on some models—sunny and windless in others… At 4:09 a.m, I decided, “Screw it, I’m going.” 7,162′ […] Conditions Report Miles Clark | September 2, 2025 1 Comment
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