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In 1972, Jake and Dave Moe established POWDER as a refreshing alternative to the traditional skiing magazines. They believed that powder skiing symbolizes freedom, focusing less on the techniques and more on the joy of getting out there and enjoying it. This mission continues to drive us today: Powder for Everyone.

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Oregon's Ski Areas Are In Jeopardy After Major Insurer Pulls Out

1 week ago | powder.com | Izzy Lidsky

A bill introduced to the Senate could have major implications for the operation of Oregon's ski areas. Amongst other things, Senate Bill 1196 has the potential to reduce liability requirements for recreation areas, which would make it cheaper for insurance companies to cover businesses like ski areas. On the flip side, the bill's passing would increase the legal power of a liability waiver, making it more difficult for a patron (skier) to hold a business accountable for an injury.
I Tried Lindsey Vonn's Off-Season Workout and Paid The Price

1 week ago | powder.com | Izzy Lidsky

Last week, ski racer and comeback queen Lindsey Vonn posted an Instagram video of her current favorite off-season workout. Whilst writing up a little news piece about it, I watched the video a bunch of times and thought, 'That could be up my alley!' I mistakenly messaged my colleagues on Slack to say how hilarious it would be to try these workouts and then write about how hard they are.
How Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' Could Impact Skiing

1 week ago | powder.com | Izzy Lidsky

On Wednesday, June 11, 2025, the US Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee published a provision to the current reconciliation bill that was introduced by the House earlier this year. The bill is referred to as the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' by President Donald Trump.
Kai Jones & Friends' New Spring Park Skiing Edit Goes Hard

1 week ago | powder.com | Izzy Lidsky

After a heavy-hitting spring of competing in NST Ski and shooting film segments in Alaska, Kai Jones certainly earned himself some chill days in the park. Jones took advantage of a few good weeks of spring skiing at Palisades Tahoe, California to mess around on some jumps and ski with friends like Oscar Ronner and Kelly Hilleke as well as his cousin, Cass Jones.
Eileen Gu Talks Knowing Yourself, Business, and Fragile Male Egos on Podcast

1 week ago | powder.com | Izzy Lidsky

In case you missed it, we're big Eileen Gu fans over here. Aside from being one of the best skiers we've ever seen, Gu has cemented a spot in our hearts as an icon for female skiers. Gu recently appeared on an episode of The Burnouts podcast. The show is hosted by Stanford alumni Phoebe Gates and Sophia Kianni, whom Gu met while attending the university.
$9 Million Investment Revealed by Canadian Ski Resort

1 week ago | powder.com | Izzy Lidsky

Canada's Big White Ski Resort is dropping some serious cash on resort updates this summer. As a part of the resort's long-term plans to modernize services, boost sustainability, and elevate their guest experience, Big White has invested $9.4M CAD (~6.9M USD) in infrastructure and operations updates. “All of these enhancements play a role in our long-term vision for modernization.
Loveland Pass, Colorado Closed Indefinitely

1 week ago | powder.com | Ian Greenwood

A mountain slide early Sunday morning, June 15, 2025, prompted the indefinite closure of the road on Loveland Pass between two Colorado ski areas, Loveland Ski Area and Arapahoe Basin. The slide, which crossed U.S. Highway 6 near mile marker 226, was approximately 100 feet wide and 20 feet deep, according to social media posts shared by the Colorado Department of Transportation and the Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office.
Persistence Pays Off-Jackson Local Finds Beloved Ski Below 40-Foot Cliff

1 week ago | powder.com | Izzy Lidsky

Over this past winter, professional skier Madison Rose Ostergren went on quite the journey after losing a ski in the Jackson Hole, Wyoming backcountry. This past weekend, her lost ski was finally recovered. Earlier this season, Ostergren had been eyeing up a line west of the resort boundary that featured a 40-foot cliff with one smaller air proceeding it. Undeterred by some less than ideal snow conditions and a firm landing, Ostergren still confidently lined up the hit.
Mikaela Shiffrin Receives Honorary Ivy League Degree

1 week ago | powder.com | Izzy Lidsky

Mikaela Shiffrin shall henceforth be referred to as Dr. Winningest Ski Racer of All Time. On Sunday, June 15, 2025, Shiffrin attended the 2025 Commencement Ceremony at Dartmouth College where she was awarded a Doctor of Humane Letters degree. The degree is an honorary one usually given to individuals for significant contributions to society in fields outside of traditional academic fields.
The Best Photos From Arapahoe Basin's Closing Day

1 week ago | powder.com | Ian Greenwood

All good things must come to an end, and after 218 operating days, Arapahoe Basin, Colorado, concluded its ski season on June 15, 2025. The closing day delivered the spring skiing experience Arapahoe Basin is known for, including sunshine, slush, and, of course, laps through the ski area’s all-natural pond skimming spot, Lake Reveal. Here’s a look at some of the best photos shared by Arapahoe Basin from Closing Day 2025. Want to keep up with the best stories and photos in skiing?