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Valentine Fabre and her ski-mountaineering partner, Hillary Gerardi, took on the Haute Route, traversing 66 miles of glaciers and passes in less than 27 hours. The challenge? Finding confidence.

The Greek island has no lifts, no lodges, no trail maps. But for those willing to climb for their turns, it’s got miles of wide-open terrain, dependable spring snow and no crowds.

An accident that claimed the life of a young man at the Kuutsemäe Ski Center raises more questions than answers, with a criminal investigation launched to provide the latter.

The composition of Estonia's cross-country skiing team at the Beijing Winter Olympics, both for men's and women's events and including biathlon categories, remains unclear, with exactly a month to go until the competition starts, ETV news show 'Aktuaalne kaamera' (AK) reported Monday.

Lesotho: This tiny African nation has its very own ski resort

Petra Vlhova earned her fourth win in five races this season, as Mikaela Shiffrin returned to the womens World Cup slalom after missing two races last week while in quarantine.

An petition that has received more than 28,000 signatures criticizes Vail Resorts for "the mismanagement of the ski area, the failure to treat employees well."

The Berkshire District Attorneys office is now in charge of the investigation, a Massachusetts State Police spokesman said.

A new chairlift represents "a game-changer" for Colorados oldest ski area.

The past two years, due to day-to-day changes brought on by the pandemic, many Coloradans have found more time and freedom to cross off their outdoor bucket list.