FREESKIER

Freeskier Magazine, located in Boulder, Colorado, is a publication dedicated to the latest trends in skiing. It highlights various skiing styles, including terrain park, urban, big-mountain, and backcountry skiing. The magazine is released seven times a year and features special editions like a Buyer's Guide, a Photo Annual, and a Backcountry issue. Its primary distribution is in the United States and Canada, with a limited international print presence and broader accessibility via the iTunes Newsstand. In addition to the magazine, Freeskier offers a wealth of content on its website and through its mobile and tablet applications, including articles, videos, gear reviews, and snow reports. The website has gained a reputation as a top source for online freeskiing news.

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Your Public Lands Could be For Sale—Here's What You Need to Know - FREESKIER

1 week ago | freeskier.com | Erin Spong

If there’s ever been a time for skiers to unite, it’s now. The ‘Big Beautiful Bill,’ which proposes significant tax cuts while cutting government assistance programs as well as selling off millions of acres of public land, is currently up for vote in the Senate. If you are a resident of the United States, you are a public land owner and if you are a skier, this potential privatization could have huge consequences to our ski areas and backcountry access.
Loveland Pass, Colorado Reopens After Massive Landslide

1 week ago | freeskier.com | Jordan Grant-Krenz

Featured Image: Courtesy of CDOTLast weekend on June 15, a large landslide covered U.S. Highway 6 on Colorado’s Loveland Pass in 15 – 20 feet of rock and snow. Colorado Department of Transportation crews got to work on the mess and have quickly reopened the iconic route. This was no small undertaking, utilizing seven tandem dump trucks continually hauling 92 tons of mud and silt down from the accident site at 12,000 feet.
A-Basin and Mammoth Close Out 2025 Ski Season in Style

1 week ago | freeskier.com | Jordan Grant-Krenz

Featured Image: Cody Mathison (Mammoth Mountain)The 2025 ski season is wrapping up in North America. Though a select few spots remain open for summer turns, the big hitters of winter have closed up shop. Two of our favorite resorts in the States, Arapahoe Basin, Colorado and Mammoth Mountain, California, both ended their 2025 ski seasons on June 15.
Fast and Furious Freeride with Adrià Millan in Argentina

1 week ago | freeskier.com | Jordan Grant-Krenz

Featured Image: Adrià MillanIf your heartbeat has slowed down this summer, or you’re in need of an adrenaline rush, you’ve come to the right place. The GoPro king Adrià Millan has dropped the second episode of his new YouTube series, “RAW CLIPS.” This is fast freeride skiing at its absolute finest, with no fluff or b-roll, only the good stuff.
Loveland Pass Closed Indefinitely After Massive Landslide

1 week ago | freeskier.com | Aaron Bible

All Images: Courtesy of CDOT | Location: Loveland Pass, ColoradoWhile avalanches are common on Loveland Pass, frequently endangering drivers and skiers, a major landslide buried the Pass’s famous U.S. Highway 6 this past weekend. Up to 20 feet of mud and rock came down early Sunday morning, June 15, closing the mountain route indefinitely as Colorado’s peak summer recreation season begins, and, unfortunately for skiers, on Arapahoe Basin Ski Area’s 2025 winter closing day.
Full Recap of the 2025 Scandinavian Team Battle

1 week ago | freeskier.com | Jordan Grant-Krenz

All Images: Joachim Clausen Hansen | Skier: Joel Magnusson Over the weekend, we saw the return of the epic Scandinavian Team Battle. The unusual and ever-entertaining dryslope contest pitted six teams of two against each other in a freestyle battle under the summer sun on the green turf of CopenHill, Denmark. 2025 was a historic year for the Scandi Team Battle.
The Wells Brothers' Latest Surrealist Ski Masterpiece is Here

1 week ago | freeskier.com | Jordan Grant-Krenz

Featured Image: Courtesy of Beau-James WellsSurrealist freeskiing is a wild, enchanting and growing subgenre of art in our niche culture. As The MET describes on their website, surrealism is a movement that strives to, “release the unbridled imagination of the subconscious.” We have no idea if this is what the Wells brothers have been attempting to do, but it’s certainly what their recent projects have accomplished.
[Gallery] Summer Skiing on Hokkaido's Tallest Mountain

1 week ago | freeskier.com | Jordan Grant-Krenz

All Images: Nobuhiko Tanabe | Skier: Taiyo NakanishiJapan’s deep winters are the stuff of legend. Every skier has dreamt of lacing turns through a meandering forest on Japan’s northernmost island of Hokkaido, surfing in and out of clarity as the snow billows overhead. But there are turns to be had in the Land of the Rising Sun long after January’s cold winds have faded away. Asahidake is the tallest mountain on Hokkaido.
100 Inches Over 10 Days Forecast in Andes Mountains

2 weeks ago | freeskier.com | Jordan Grant-Krenz

Featured Image: Valle Nevado Heli SkiA big week is on deck for the Andes Mountains as the high reaches of Chile and Argentina are slated to receive multiple feet of snow in the coming days. Skiers in South America have been waiting for weeks to see a storm like this, and things are shaping up in their favor. If you recall, many resorts say record-setting winters last year in the Andes.
These Five Australian Ski Resorts are Open for the Season

2 weeks ago | freeskier.com | Jordan Grant-Krenz

Featured Image: Chris Hocking | Skier: Drew Jolowicz | Location: Mount Hotham Australia is known for many things. Kangaroos, spiders, surfing and one rather large opera house, but if you don’t think of skiing when you think of the Land Down Under, it’s time to change that. A big storm rolled in from the south and smothered the mountainous regions of the country, dropping over 27 inches (70 cm) on several ski resorts. This was just the kick many ski areas needed to jump-start their 2025 ski season.