SNOWBOARDER

Founded in 1987, SNOWBOARDER is the leading magazine in the snowboarding world, offering more photos and content than any other snowboard publication. SNOWBOARDER enhances your season by covering everything from the powdery slopes to the lively after-parties. Each issue is filled with hundreds of stunning images showcasing the best riders in the sport, along with interviews featuring the most talented professionals. At SNOWBOARDER, our passion is snowboarding, just like yours.

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Uno Más: Community Ride Planned To Honor Life of Alex Pashley

1 week ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

The snowboard community will honor Alex Pashley on April 20, 2025, with Laps 4 Pash. Riders can gather at Grand Targhee Resort at 2 p.m. to take some laps together. Those in other zones can gather locally to ride in his honor. The event has been organized by Uno Mas Forever, a project dedicated to preserving the memory of the beloved Pash. “For Pashley’s Idaho/Wyoming community,” Austin Smith said in an Instagram post.
Ski Patrol Uses Rope To “Extract” Drunk Snowboarder in Colorado

1 week ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

Who among us hasn't gotten so drunk that we've passed out on the trail at a resort? (This is a joke, of course). One snowboarder at Keystone Resort in Colorado is now officially a member of that club, though. Ski patrol him found off of an embankment, and he was so intoxicated he couldn't get back onto the main trail of his own volition, according to an account published in the Summit County Sheriff's Office's Justice Files.
Lookout Pass To Sell Lift Tickets for Pennies

1 week ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

One ski area that straddles the Montana-Idaho border is giving visitors a chance to ride for the price of some pocket change. Lookout Pass is offering 90-cent lift tickets in honor of its 90th season. That’s nine dimes, 18 nickels, 90 pennies, or any combination of the three, for those of you unfamiliar with using physical currency. The day will help celebrate the end of the season.
This Alaska Resort Has Over 700″ of Snowfall This Season

1 week ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

It’s a beautiful day in the neighborhood, especially if that neighborhood is in Alaska. Alyeska Resort, which is located roughly 42 miles outside of Anchorage, has surpassed the 700” mark for season snowfall total. As of April 15, 2025 the summit has 197” of snow, while the middle has 101” and the base has 8”. “Bluebird days, buttery groomers, and hidden powder pockets – this is what spring skiing dreams are made of,” the snow report says.
Ski and Snowboard Manufacturer to Bring Après Vibe to Downtown Denver

1 week ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

Just because you’ve driven back to the city, doesn’t mean the après has to end. That’s the mantra of Colorado-based ski and snowboarder manufacturer Meier, at least. The brand plans to open a bar attached to its workshop located on Broadway in Denver. The bar has been built and integrated into its already-existing retail space, but plumbing work needs to be completed before it can open for business, according to The Denver Business Journal.
The Biggest Event in Women's Snowboarding Is Happening Right Now

1 week ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

The most important weekend in women’s snowboarding is here. The Uninvited has returned to Woodward Park City from April 10 through 13, 2025. More than 70 elite riders from across the world will battle it out for a $60,000 prize purse. The Uninvited is the brainchild of Jess Kimura, who started the contest after seeing a ton of talent in women’s snowboarding without anywhere to showcase it.
Four Mountains, a Wedding, and a Funeral: An East Coast Road Trip to Remember

2 weeks ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

It was the end of January, and I had a wedding and a funeral to attend. The two events were incredibly important in their own rights. First up was the funeral – more of a celebration of life, truly – for my grandfather. He was one of the most influential people in my life, and he had died a month earlier, just before the holidays. The wedding was later that day, for one of my closest friends that I met in college. The two events were 200 miles apart from each other on the same day.
Stowe to Host Pond Skim Northeast World Championships

2 weeks ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

It’s pond skim season all around the U.S., but Stowe is the only resort hosting the Pond Skim Northeast World Championships. The contest will go down on Sunday, April 13, 2025. Participants will get the chance to take on a 100-foot pond built by the terrain parks crew and mountain operations team. There will be contests held for best costume, crowd favorite, best splash, and the big one: Northeast Pond Skimming World Champion.
Teenager Passes Away at Oregon Ski Resort

2 weeks ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

A teenager died at Mt. Bachelor on Wednesday, April 9, 2025 after he crashed into a tree while snowboarding. The 13-year-old boy was from Anacortes, Washington. Deschutes County Sheriff Kent van der Kamp told local news station KTVZ21 that investigators believe he hit a tree while snowboarding through the trees. The boy was wearing a helmet at the time of the crash. He was found unresponsive in the woods near the Sunrise chairlift, Oregon Public Broadcasting reported.
Review: ThirtyTwo's Lashed Fava Snowboard Boots

2 weeks ago | snowboarder.com | Josh Sullivan

At the end of 2023, I walked into Edge of the World snowboard shop in Banner Elk, North Carolina and tried on a medley of boots. The ThirtyTwo Lashed was by far the most comfortable, but they didn’t have my size, so I went home without purchasing a pair. Several months later, I saw that I could get the 2022-2023 version on sale. I purchased and rode on them at Montage Mountain in Pennsylvania. It was like an entirely different boot. They say if it’s not broken, don’t fix it.