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There is ZERO avalanche control. There are no ski patrollers. Need first aid or real help? You'll be calling 9-1-1. Real dangers exist in the Bridger Bowl area after the season has come to a close.

Mikaela Shiffrin saw herself in Simone Biles experience at the Tokyo Olympics. After her own inexplicable performance at the Olympics, shes found the strength to move forward.

Mt. Bachelor ski area recently welcomed Cashew, a 14-week-old Golden Retriever, to its crew of five avalanche rescue dogs. Cashew joins Riggins, an 11-year-old Black Lab; Mango and Banyan, both

MINOCQUA, Wis. (WAOW) -- Several family members and former coaches showed up to the Minocqua Chamber of Commerce to welcome a busy Kevin Bolger home Wednesday.

BEIJING, April 30 (Xinhua) -- The Yanqing Olympic Zone, which hosted alpine skiing, bobsleigh, skeleton and luge competitions during the Beijing 2022 Winter Oly

Currently skiing 1,000 miles along the frozen Lena River to reach a remote Siberian community on the frontline of climate change, the British adventurer discusses his life in exploration, from Iran to Papua New Guinea.

A chalet rental operator told Insider of a Russian family that left mid-stay after war broke out, and of a "noticeable absence" of Russian bookings.

Mid-Atlantic ski resorts are seeing less and less natural snow and are becoming more reliant on man-made snow to keep operating.

PLATTSMOUTH - Among the seniors at Conestoga High School this semester is Sophia Karner.

Innovative off-road electric vehicle manufacturer brings trailblazing snowmobiles to the Nordics. For SkiStar, it is an important next step in its...