This inbounds slide happened at Ischgl Ski Resort in Tyrol, Austria. Luckily he wasn’t buried because it didn’t look like the bystanders were prepped for a rescue but it just goes to show you that areas the have seemingly been tracked out can still slide after the fact.
If you’re ever passing through Woodstock, Vermont and want a dose of American ski history make sure to drop by the site of the first rope (…)
Let’s hope you never have to do this but its good to know how to make an improvised traction splint in the backcountry out of items you (…)
Our friends near Santa Fe will be happy to hear that their local ski season will continue just a bit longer, with Ski Santa Fe announcing (…)
If I had the chops to be a scientist, I think I’d probably want to study snowpack and avalanches. Unfortunately I didn’t quite get the (…)
Alta and Snowbird ski resorts announced an immediate interlodge due to avalanche danger. All outside travel in the area is restricted and (…)
Sliding gloves have long been standard equipment for downhill skateboarders who want to save their palms while executing speed (…)
The Mad River Valley in Vermontfeatures some of the most intense trails & glades in the Northeast. Mad River Glen’s slogan is (…)
