For many of us, spring is the best time to ski. Yes, the season’s powder days are probably behind us, but with milder weather and the end of the season looming, there’s a celebratory vibe at the ...

Spring, in mountain-person nomenclature, can mean multiple things at once. That late April surprise storm technically qualifies as spring skiing, as does the day, only a week later, which involves ...

Skiing doesn’t need to end when winters over! Here’s a comprehensive guide to keep your gear in fighting shape for spring skiing, in the resort and in the backcountry. The depths of winter are all ...

This spring, in particular, is shaping up to be a good one for skiing. While there are plenty of options for those seeking the best skiing in the northeast earlier in the season, snow continues to ...

Just because winter’s retreating doesn’t mean it’s time to hang up your skis. In fact, ask any seasoned skier, and they’ll tell you that spring is when the mountain really opens up. The snow softens, ...

A view of the Keystone Colorado ski resort. (Marynag/Dreamstime/TNS) While Mount Hood Skibowl closed for the season last week, other Mount Hood resorts like Mt. Hood Meadows and Timberline Lodge will ...

Winter is winding down, which means spring break is just about here! If you’re planning a ski trip over spring break, now is the time to stock up on much-needed gear. Spring skiing offers a perfect ...

Colorado is experiencing an unseasonably warm winter, prompting local ski shops, like Gearonimo Sports in Colorado Springs, ...

Skiing abrasive spring snow will remove wax very quickly from your skis, so expect to have to re-wax your bases every few days in the spring. Finally, sharp edges are especially nice in the spring, ...