With less snow than their western counterparts, resorts in the state shift towards activities other than skiing earlier. But if you're living out East and can't be bothered to travel, Camelback Resort ...

Deep snow bases + spring temps ahead. Up North's biggest ski resorts are embracing the warmth and bluebird days.

Just because winter’s retreating doesn’t mean it’s time to hang up your skis. In fact, ask any seasoned skier, and they’ll tell you that spring is when the mountain really opens up. The snow softens, ...

The beauty of Michigan’s climate diversity is that in the same day Michiganders can carve the ski hill or careen down ...

Late March, April and May are often called skiing’s “secret season” because late season snow conditions, sunny weather and, best of all, diminished crowds make a few choice North American and European ...

Ski areas in Massachusetts and Vermont closed operations completely on Thursday. The post ‘We are in the midst of winter versus spring here’: Ski resorts are closing operations, reducing lift prices, ...

Springtime ski travel offers discounted rates, warmer temperatures, and the same roll of the dice on snow conditions as winter. Canada’s favorable exchange rate and long winter make it a fine choice.

Spring in the French Alps has a way of reminding skiers why the season does not truly end when the calendar turns toward March.

Warm days and soft snow mean spring is here! Here’s how to dress for spring skiing. With a changing of the seasons comes a changing of the wardrobe. That’s what they say, right? Well, actually, come ...

Fewer families are booking spring break vacations to Colorado resort destinations, as weaker-than-normal ski conditions cause drops in reservations made later in the year. Amid the potential for a ...

As the spring break holiday kicks into high gear, most of Colorado’s major ski resorts have yet to open all of their terrain. With week-long vacations at schools around the country and Colorado’s ...

View post: Why Skiers Should Care About Wyoming's Wealth Inequality Gap To those outside the know, this probably makes as much sense as helicopter skiing in Kansas. What’s corn got to do with skiing?