Queenstown, New Zealand – NZSki has announced the start of a multi-million-dollar new development at The Remarkables first proposed last year. Off-season projects at The Remarkables this year will result in a new six-seat, high-speed detachable chairlift at the ski area, increased snowmaking capacity, expansion of … Continue Reading ››

Carrabassett Valley, ME – A former Delaware state senator, the most seriously injured of the 10 riders who fell to the ground when Sugarloaf’s Spillway East chairlift derailed in December 2010, has filed a lawsuit against the Maine ski resort. Michael Katz, who was riding the lift with his two … Continue Reading ››

Taos, NM – Pre-season snow fell today at ski resorts across northern New Mexico, and we’ve got the photos to prove it! Taos reported four inches at the base and “six or seven gloppy inches” up high. (photo: Taos Ski Valley) Angel Fire reported the highest snow totals – six inches at the base and … Continue reading PHOTOS: Snow in New Mexico →

Denver, CO – As early snowstorms and cold weather fronts moved across the California, Utah and Colorado mountains, bookings among 17 western ski resort communities participating in the Denver-based DestiMetrics survey continued their upward trend in pacing and revenues. In the most recent data released … Continue Reading ››

Aspen, CO – The floods that devastated the the Boulder, Colo. area in September ravaged businesses, families and entire towns. In an effort to help its neighbors, the Aspen Skiing Company (ASC) will be donating $10 from the sale of every pass at the Boulder Classic Pass sale on October 19 and 20. [caption id=”attachment_28232″ … Continue reading Aspen Skiing Company Donates to Colorado Flood Relief →

Jay, VT – The family of a 5-year-old Massachusetts girl has sued Vermont’s Jay Peak Resort over a crash on the slopes last winter. Jay Peak’s Interstate … Continue Reading ››