Ski Reports & Snow Forecast

Spring break isn’t just for beaches. It’s also one of the best times to visit North America’s ski resorts, thanks to a winning combination of fun spring skiing conditions, smaller crowds, and great lodging deals. Whether you want to experience a quintessential New England ski area, a high-altitude resort in the Rockies, or an iconic

Ready to hit the ski slopes? Check out Meteorologist Chris Tomer’s North America snow forecast to find out about the weather, forecasted snow, and which ski resorts have the best odds for powder days. After your trip, leave a resort review here. Want to be notified as soon these snow forecasts are published? Subscribe to

Sponsored by the Regional Office of Sustainable Tourism Lake Placid  Lake Placid, which has hosted two Winter Olympics, is one of America’s most iconic winter destinations. Olympic history, one of America’s most renowned ski resorts, and small-town mountain charm combine for a winter experience that you’ll find nowhere else. It has been an incredible winter

Sponsored by Taos Ski Valley There is no better place to be than Taos as winter snowstorms roll in. The combination of Taos’ high desert setting, light, dry powder, leg-burning steeps, and immaculate groomers all make for an unmatched ski experience. Once the snow starts stacking up, it simply doesn’t get better than a powder

Mornings are prime time at ski resorts, delivering smooth corduroy and, when conditions align, fresh powder before the crowds arrive. It’s a window that appeals to everyone from casual cruisers to die-hard skiers willing to wake up early for first chair. But at some resorts, those early laps can be even more exclusive. First tracks

To no one’s surprise, skiing isn’t exactly an affordable sport. Even the cost of a ski weekend, let alone regular participation, can add up after you factor in travel, lodging, rentals, lift tickets, and food and drinks. Nevertheless, there are ways that you can ski affordably, and in some cases, you can even ski for