Vail Resorts CEO, Robert Katz, has announced that Vail ski resorts will no longer be welcoming snowboards on their ski hills. Katz suggests that snowboarders who would like to continue to access Vail’s 19 ski resorts switch to monoskiing as an alternative.
The ban will take effect for the 2022/23 season and will be implemented at all Vail Resorts.
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