Backcountry skier Dan Noakes releases his annual powder skiing edit, which shows his Idaho shredding adventures.
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Copper Mountain Announces November 7th Opening Day For Winter 2025-2026
“We have the terrain. We have the athletes. The sends, the shreds and the season bests… they never stop. This is the Athlete’s Mountain, and November 7th, we ride again. Are you ready to run it back?” -Copper Mountain
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Elk Mating Season Prompts Annual Closures @ Rocky Mountain National Park
With the elk mating period underway in Colorado, starting September 1st, Rocky Mountain National Park officials will institute their annual closures to prevent the disturbance and harassment of elk during their fall mating season.
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Winter 2025-2026 Forecast: This Winter Is Looking VERY Weird
As winter 2025-26 approaches, meteorologist Ryan Hall forecasts a season of intense cold across North America, driven by potential polar vortex disruptions.
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Hundreds Of Skiers Respond To “What something $20 or less that greatly enhances your ski experience?”
Skiers shared budget-friendly enhancements under $20 to improve their experience, highlighting practical gear, food hacks, and recreational vibe boosters.
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Washington Ski Area’s First High-Speed Chairlift Won’t Open This Winter
After delays caused by a lift broker, a Washington ski area has been forced to delay a chairlift’s grand opening to the 2026-27 season.
Posted inWildlife
Hiker Survives After Coming Nose To Nose With Grizzly Bear
Shalee Super shares video and full story of how she walked away after ending up nose to nose with a grizzly bear.
Posted inHiking
Hiker Dead After Falling 450 Feet Off Highline Trail @ Glacier National Park
A 73-year-old female hiker from Iowa is dead after falling off the Highline Trail in Glacier National Park Wednesday morning.
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Winter 2025-2026 Forecast: Meteorologist Forecasts Chilly Storms Across the U.S.
29-year-old professional weather forecaster David Schlotthauer has shared his insights on the upcoming winter weather.
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Utah Court Of Appeals Rules In Favor Of Locals Over Delayed Park City Lift Projects
The Utah Court of Appeals sided with locals and Park City over Vail Resorts, likely concluding the multi-year lawsuit.