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Will ski resorts survive climate change? It's a question many in the Alps and in mountainous areas around the world are asking. Warmer temperatures, less snow in the winter and melting glaciers all mean…

Glad for the reporting on skiing this year

“Planting trees is the opposite of what ski resorts usually do," says Randy Moody. Panorama Mountain Resort's effort to protect Whitebark pines sets a new standard.

Writer Ben Rawlence on skiing holidays in Tatranská Lomnica.

Nearly 15,000 fans watched the action live, while ski racing enthusiasts tuned in from over 100 countries.

The latest snowfall is a big hit for ski areas in Connecticut and with many people home from work and school, it made for a busier than usual day at places like...

In his latest mailbag, Jon Wertheim answers this, plus pays tribute to one of the sport’s greatest trailblazers, Sania Mirza.

AVERY COUNTY — The High Country is home to several ski resorts, and though the influx of people during peak season may add to vehicle congestion and frustration levels for

3,500-year-old animal bone ice skates found in a Chinese tomb have drawn attention to Xinjiang as the birthplace of skiing which originated with nomadic tribes.

Skijoring galloped its way back to Teton Valley this past weekend as horses, skiers, and snowboarders raced for pride, cash, and the illustrious first-place belt buckles.