Skiing

Two of Utah's most acclaimed ski resorts are at the end of a narrow canyon road that's increasingly jammed with traffic but the state's plan to fix it is sparking controversy.

An unusually early snow season has started in Idaho, with one ski resort learning how to adapt to changing seasons.

Last week we had our first snowfall in the treasure valley and ski areas across Idaho are beginning to open, meaning only one thing, it's time to break out your winter coats and snowboards.

Ski hills will soon be opening in the West, but it’s still uncertain which will open first. Over the last several years, the first two ski hills to open in the West have often been Arapahoe Basin and Keystone, both in northern Colorado. But last year, southern Colorado’s Wolf Creek Ski Area pulled ahead to open first on October 16 thanks to a big snow storm.

PFAS chemicals are in some ski waxes, which then get into the environment, groundwater and even our bodies, possibly causing health issues. Now, a partnership between a Colorado wax company and college students has resulted in a take-back program.

Bogus Basin announced it will re-open for one more day of winter recreation this Saturday, April 16 with 20" of new snow on the ground so far and more expected.

The organization organizes and supports African American skiers and hosts an annual summit at a rotating list of ski resorts.

Sun Valley Resort hosted the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Hall of Fame induction ceremony.

Sun Valley teen Jesse Keefe will be representing Team USA in para-alpine skiing.

Blizzard Mountain is a community ski hill about 20 miles west of Arco. There’s one wide, groomed run. It’s on leased private land and it’s completely run by volunteers and the local Lions Club.