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One of California’s best-known contributions to ski culture, Olympic gold medalist Jonny Moseley, will head up the new X Games team based in the state as general manager.

X Games previously announced that as one of its four inaugural X Games League teams, XC Golden State would represent the Bay Area and Lake Tahoe, eventually building a roster to compete this upcomin...


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If you’re one of the dedicated folks on the ‘turns all year’ program (or even if not), you know that September is one of the hardest months of the year to find skiable surfaces in the Northern Hemisphere. However, a fundraiser is hoping to remedy that in the most unlikely of places: the Nevada desert.

More specifically, the Black Rock City Snow Club (BRCSC) is hoping...


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There is now a 69% chance that the ongoing El Niño qualifies as a historic event this fall or early winter and surpasses records dating back to 1950, according to the latest update from NOAA’s Climate Prediction Center, which publishes ...


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In September 2020, professional snowboard heli guide and Teton Gravity Research director of safety operations Jamie Weeks was prepared for a weekend of festivities and friends at TGR’s Make Believe movie premiere in Jackson Hole. He was not as prepared to take on a backlog of the stress, pressure, grief and anxiety that the skiers and crew he was charged wit...


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In the summer, all kinds of folks visit local hotels in Breckenridge. Hikers, sightseers, mountain bikers—you name it. If they’re into the outdoors and the mountains, you’ll probably see them at Breck.

As evidenced by a recent report from local police, though, those visitors aren’t always human. 

In the early hours of Tuesday, August 11, an unexpected guest ...


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