How you can donate to support the major renovations happening at Francie’s Cabin near Breckenridge. Plus, the story of the family- and outdoor-loving woman who the accessible space is named after.
We attended Berge’s birthday party on the slopes he built to hear about his long—and still strong—life.
Starting next season, the six-seater will offer easy access to bowls that could previously only be reached by hiking or snow cat.
Fresh off becoming America’s first medalist at the Winter Olympics in Beijing, we caught up with the snowboarding star at Copper Mountain.
The hut at the resort’s new beginner terrain at McCoy Park pays homage to Earl Eaton, the founder of Vail and Beaver Creek and visionary behind much of the state’s modern-day ski terrain.
About seven years after a backcountry snowboarding accident left him mostly paralyzed from the waist down, the Colorado-based athlete is set to make history this Sunday.
Gerard and U.S. team coach David Reynolds discuss dialing in the Olympic snowboard champ’s spontaneity ahead of two Colorado events this month and the Winter Games in February.
You don’t have to make reservations or wear masks outdoors, but you’d better keep a face covering handy.
The former mining area and inspiration behind a Colorado-born brown liquor remains a recreation paradise.
One writer details her experience on the extreme “iron path,” which opened at Arapahoe Basin on June 25.
Fresh off dropping cliffs at the elite Red Bull Formation event, Samantha Soriano is on track to become one of the world’s top freeriders.
Grace Staberg climbed more than 56,000 vertical feet during a 24-hour period last week at Copper Mountain.
Avalanche deaths are near an all-time high—both nationwide and in Colorado. The assessment helps people decide if they have the needed knowledge to stay safe when venturing outside ski area boundaries.
COVID-19 restrictions threatened to prevent the FIS Snowboard and Freeski World Championships from taking place. At the last minute, Aspen Snowmass Ski Resort stepped in to keep it from being canceled.
Colorado’s second largest city, which is just a quick drive south from Denver, offers plenty of attractions to explore—even during the colder months.
Make the most of your winter with these pandemic-friendly holiday displays, concerts, and art walks taking place in Colorado mountain towns.
Two words: Planning and patience.
Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, valet services offer a chance to snag gear without a trip to a ski shop.
Highlights include French bistro fare, breakfast cocktails, and wood-fire pizza served in your own private, heated gondola.
Depending on when the next snowstorm rolls through, your days to slog to the top of America’s highest paved road sans cars are limited.
