Ski Reports & Snow Forecast

Sponsored by Valle Nevado   As the snow recedes from the mountains and the North America winter ski season winds down, many skiers and riders reluctantly put away their gear. But instead of hanging up your gear for the summer, follow the winter south to where the ski season is just beginning. Tucked deep in the

While many North America ski resorts wind down their operations in late March or early April, a number of ski resorts keep the spring vibes going late into spring, sometimes even until June. It all makes for a great way to extend your season. So we’re here to help you keep the ski season going

Ready to hit the ski slopes? Check out Meteorologist Chris Tomer’s North America snow forecast to find out about the weather, forecasted snow, and which ski resorts have the best odds for powder days. After your trip, leave a resort review here. Want to be notified as soon these snow forecasts are published? Subscribe to

You’re likely familiar with the bigger multi-resort ski passes like the Ikon Pass, Epic Pass, and The Mountain Collective, but are you familiar with the Indy Pass? If you love skiing at independently-owned mountains, look no further than the Indy Pass, described as “the spirit of alpine skiing at independent resorts.” The Indy Pass features

Choosing a season pass is no easy task, especially in the age of multi-resort season passes. For frequent skiers and snowboarders looking to explore multiple areas owned by Vail Resorts, the Epic Pass is quite possibly the best choice, especially since offerings allow for a tailored mountain experience.  The Epic Pass offers access to resorts

We often get asked which ski pass is the best, and to put it simply, there’s no clear-cut answer, especially when it comes to multi-resort passes. Between the Ikon Pass, the Epic Pass, The Mountain Collective and the Indy Pass, and all of their associated tiers, comparing the options can begin to feel like advanced