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Dank Pioneers

Aaron Brill and the Silverton Mountain Guides prove still more people wrong. This time in Alaska.

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Holistic Mountain Kids

Racing was once a ski grom's only competition outlet, until a new breed of youth training programs started promoting big-mountain skills—and fun.

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MTN Lodges: Mammoth Mountain Chalets | Mammoth Lakes, CA

Ski-in, ski-out chalets—which sit adjacent to 80 miles of singletrack when the snow melts.

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Ski Bummery and Recovery

All ski towns have a celebratory nature, and I used Telluride’s upbeat vibe to further indulge in my addiction.

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Jeremy Jones In Complete Form

How Jeremy Jones carved his own path, divergent of the TGR brothers.

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Dave “The Wave” Muccino

The mountains of North America may never again witness a ski career like this.

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Ode to the Pow Cam

They tell you where the snow is and when to ski it. Unless you're in Jersey.

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LeSabre Vision Quest

Two ski bums and a road trip in the winter of 1978–79.

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The Shockingly Complicated Fight Against Homelessness in the Mountain West

It's everybody's issue.

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MTN Lodges: Lake House at High Peaks | Lake Placid, NY

Stay half a mile from the rink where the Americans took down the Russians in the Miracle on Ice.

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Equity and Then Some

The outdoor industry is finally equalizing after decades of the status quo.

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Resort Report: Vail Resorts Eats Whistler Blackcomb—Discuss

Vail’s friendly $1.06 billion takeover sparks an identity crisis in the Whistler community.

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MTN Gallery: Early Winter 2016

Last winter's best shots—through the eyes of action photographers.

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Top to Bottom

For decades, some of the biggest stars in skiing have struggled with substance abuse—none more destructively than former big-mountain prodigy Aaron Estrada. As Estrada tells his story for the first time, can a sport that has always been inextricably linked with partying learn where to draw the line?

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The Von Trapp Family’s New Nordic Relevance

Vermont’s Trapp Family Lodge keeps the lederhosen but launches into the present with a Bierhall (that’s beer hall) and revamped backcountry adventures.