Colorado Skiing + Snowboarding

Many of Colorado’s ski resorts are working diligently to be more eco-friendly, and a couple of areas have even switched to operating on 100% renewable energy.

Have you ever wondered which Colorado towns get the most snowfall each winter?

Colorado ski resorts have announced their projected opening dates for the 2023-2024 season.

Here in Colorado, skiing is one of our favorite pastimes. But do you know the strange reason why it was introduced here in the first place?

The Slopes of St. Mary's Glacier Ski Resort was a pretty popular place in Idaho Springs, and it could be again.

In the summer of 2023, Arapahoe Basin brought on a new patrol pup, Olive. The black Labrador fits right into the Summit County vibe, especially when it comes to snow.

Billed as a day of "fun, freedom and acceptance in the outdoors," this festival in Colorado in March of 2024, will be the fourth such event.

There was a time when snowboarding wasn’t allowed on many ski mountains, including Aspen, and there was a lot of animosity between enthusiasts of the two sports.

A total of six major Colorado ski resorts have announced either official opening dates, or estimated opening dates.

Rambo is located in Crested Butte, Colorado and is known as the steepest tree cut ski run in North America.

Locals love it here!

While Crested Butte has a reputation for being a picturesque ski town, there are all kinds of activities and places you’ll want to check out in the summertime.