• Record Snows Mean High Sierra Skiers, Riders Keep On Sliding Into May, Beyond

  Forget about hanging 'em up just yet as record snowfall allows ski resorts to stay open into May and beyond. Full Article

• Peak Resorts Files For IPO Stock Offer Related To Mount Snow Improvements

  Peak Resorts looks to stock IPO to cover major improvements at its Mount Snow, Vt. resort. Full Article

• Blackcomb To Keep On Rockin' Until May 30

  Blackcomb Mountain extends winter operations throughout May 2011. Full Article

• 12 Ski Areas Recognized With National Safety Awards

  National Safety Awards were handed out this month by the National Ski Areas Association to 12 resorts. Full Article

• Women's Ski Jumping, Ski Halfpipe Among New Winter Olympic Events For 2014

  IOC admits women's ski jumping, ski halfpipe, among others, to 2014 Games in Russia. Full Article

• It's Going To Be Another Star-Spangled Fourth Of July At Mammoth

  Ski or ride at Mammoth Mountain in the California High Sierra until the Fourth of July. Once again. Full Article

• Whistler Blackcomb Named 2011 Favorite North American Resort By OnTheSnow Visitors; Jackson Hole, Winter Park, Park City, Breckenridge Also Cited For Honors

  Whistler Blackcomb topped the list of favorite resorts selected by visitors to OnTheSnow.com for 2010-11. Full Article

• Ski Industry Wheeling, Dealing On Next Season's Rates This Week In Colorado

  Buyers and sellers in the mountain resort industry are negotiating rates and making deals for the 2011-2012 winter season this week at Beaver Creek. Full Article

• Planned I-70 Closure Will Rip Easy Access To Snowboard Championships, Resorts April 5

  Plan ahead for I-70 road closures April 5-6 if you are headed for the U.S. Snowboarding Championships at Copper Mt., or to the other resorts on the corridor. Full Article

• Snowboarder Tumbles In Well Upside Down At Mt. Shasta; Rescued, Rides Off

  A snowboarder was rescued virtually unharmed after falling into tree well at Mt. Shasta. Full Article

• Boy Wakes Hibernating Bear On Swedish Ski Slopes; Seriously Injured

  The result was predictable when a skiing boy fell into a cave occupied by a sleeping brown bear in Sweden. Full Article

• New Six-Pack Bubble Chair Project Gets Under Way At Mount Snow

  The old Summit Local is coming down in the first stage of an $8.5-million plan. Full Article

• Winter 2010-11 Seen As 'Good, If Not Great'

  March and April will determine where the season lands. Full Article

• Stowe Will Replace FourRunner On Mt. Mansfield With New High-Speed Quad

  Project will cost $6 million, and will be completed for next season. Full Article

• More Snow Hits California's Sierra, Setting Records

  Snowstorms send many of California's Sierra resorts into a season for the record books, and more snow is on the way. Full Article

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