A 13-year-old snowboarder crashed into a tree on Mt. Bachelor and died from his injuries, authorities said Wednesday.

A 13-year-old Washington boy died April 9 after crashing into a tree while snowboarding at Mt. Bachelor Ski Resort.

Police identified the man who died on Sugarloaf Mountain in Carrabasset Valley, Maine, as 63-year-old Kendall Willard.

Skiing along the Continental Divide at the top of Monarch Mountain at 11,952 feet, mountain operations assistant director Zach Moore points out the 377-acre stretch of fresh, steep terrain that will ...

U.S. Ski and Snowboard CEO Sophie Goldschmidt discusses their historic season highlighted by Mikaela Shiffrin and Lindsey Vonn's performances.

The Sugarloaf ski mountain guest who died in an incident on Saturday was navigating a closed trail when he slipped and hit a ...

Men's ski second place finisher Kelly Killeke was the only competitor brave, or creative, enough to attempt a trick off this steep spine and cliff feature at the top of the venue. He landed in a ...

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 ...

Among his peers, ski patroller Brian Lindner is often described as the unofficial historian of Stowe Mountain Resort, a title ...

Meier Skis, known for making its products from Colorado trees, plans to open a bar that skiers can drop into, called The ...

Following several late-season snowstorms, Lee Canyon will continue daily ski and snowboard operations through Sunday, April ...