The Last “Super El Niños” Fooled Forecasters. Will This Winter Be Different?
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A supercharged El Niño is coming. But when it comes to predicting snow, the atmosphere still has the final say. The post The Last “Super El Niños” Fooled Forecasters. Will This Winter Be Different? appeared first on SKI.
Purgatory, Colorado Teases Steep Glades and Cliff Lines Coming With New Lift
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At the Colorado ski resort, work is underway on the Colorado Couloir, a new lift that whisks skiers to the upper mountain.
Oktoberfest Returns to Snowbird, UT, Bringing 10 Weeks of Celebrations
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Utah’s premier alpine gathering returns this late summer as Snowbird opens its gates for the 2026 Oktoberfest season. Running every weekend from August 8 through October 11, including Labor Day, the 10-week festival transforms Little Cottonwood Canyon into a vibrant Bavarian village, blending time-honored European traditions with mountain adventure for visitors of all ages. Related: [VIDEO] Snowbird’s 2025-26 Season Edit […] The post Oktoberfest Returns to Snowbird, UT, Bringing 10 Weeks of Celebrations appeared first on SnowBrains.
Madshus Acquired by Kästle Owner ConsilTech as Historic Norwegian Ski Brand Begins New Chapter - SnowBrains
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Madshus Acquired by Kästle Owner ConsilTech as Historic Norwegian Ski Brand Begins New Chapter  SnowBrains
Utah Ski Resort to Remain Closed For Ski Season After Wildfire Destroys Mountain
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After sustaining massive damage from June's Cottonwood Fire, Eagle Point has made the difficult decision not to open for skiing this winter. The post Utah Ski Resort to Remain Closed For Ski Season After Wildfire Destroys Mountain appeared first on SKI.
What a Skier Leaves Behind
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Dedicated to Arthur Smith.
Eagle Point Resort, UT, Won’t Open This Winter After Wildfire Burns Half the Mountain and Floods Destroy Access Road
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Eagle Point Resort, Utah, will not open for the 2026-27 ski season after suffering extensive damage from the state’s largest wildfire in recorded history, followed by major flooding that destroyed the only paved access road to the mountain. These challenges have led the resort to make the difficult decision not to open for the 2026-27 winter season. The Cottonwood fire […] The post Eagle Point Resort, UT, Won’t Open This Winter After Wildfire Burns Half the Mountain and Floods Destroy Access Road appeared first on SnowBrains.
Ski Industry Resists Congress' Permanent Daylight Savings Time Proposal - The Storm Skiing Journal and Podcast
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Ski Industry Resists Congress' Permanent Daylight Savings Time Proposal  The Storm Skiing Journal and Podcast