The British Columbia mountains are currently experiencing a winter wonderland like no other as a massive storm cycle sweeps across the region
Read more Massive Storm Cycle Blankets BC with Powder
The future is unknown for the people who have built their lives around a cold-weather obsession.
Read more Powder Days – Ski Bums, Ski Towns and the Future of Chasing Snow
As powder enthusiasts question our snowy Christmas and eagerly await the arrival of the next big snowfall, the present El Niño weather patterns have been casting some doubt.
Read more A Snowy Christmas Outlook
To stay independent and uncrowded, we needed to change, and we didn’t want to join the successful but crowded multi-resort pass model or sell to a conglomerate.
Read more Powder Mountain to Offer Private Skiing
If your eyeing the untracked powder beyond the resort boundary, but not sure how to transition to the backcountry safely and responsibly, the Alpine Club of Canada's entry level ski and splitboard course is designed for you.
Read more More Powder and Less Crowds
Powder Magazine is back in print with their Photo Annual and a future that is yet to be defined. Kitt Doucette, Powder Magazine Correspondent, wrote that what comes next is up to you… “It’s still hard for me to believe, but the rumors are true. Powder Magazine is back in print with the ’23/’24 Photo …
Read more Powder Magazine is back in print
Alterra Mountain Company has announced its intention to purchase Mike Wiegele Heli Skiing in Blue River.
Read more Alterra to Acquire Mike Wiegele Heli Skiing
The birthplace of Burton Snowboards was commemorated with a plaque on October 3rd in the town of Londonderry, Vermont.
Read more Birthplace of Burton Snowboards commemorated
In a world, where the snowboard corporatocracy cares more about the next Instagram swipe, TGR has teamed up with legendary snowboard film director, Mike Hatchett, and do the impossible. This film defies all odds – to bring together a crew of passionate riders for a full-length feature film – and celebrate what matters most: a …
Read more Flying High Again
The Polar Moon Couloir is a 1,2-kilometre line couloir found at the remote Kangiqtualuk Agguqti on Baffin Island.
Read more Polar Moon Couloir featured in the Canadian Alpine Journal
The story of man vs. mountain is one that has captured our imaginations for centuries. But what if MSP flipped the script? What if, instead of focusing on the human element, MSP took a closer look at the mountains themselves? That’s the premise of The Land of Giants, a new ski film that explores the …
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The La Niña that was present in Western Canada during the past three winters is over, say hello to El Niño. El Niño can have varying effects on powder skiing conditions in Western Canada, depending on the severity and characteristics of the El Niño event, as well as other regional climate influences. El Niño is …
Read more Say Hello to El Niño
