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Details are still blurry, but C.R. Johnson passed away while skiing at Squaw Valley today. He was skiing the Headwall at Squaw and apparently hit his head. Rest in Peace, C.R.

The 3rd annual Photo Shootout at Island Lake Lodge Catskiing finished up on Wednesday March 31st. 6 photographers were given the opportunity to hand pick athletes and shoot on Island Lake’s famous ski terrain for 3 days. The photographers were: Aaron Whitfield, Dave Best, Kyle Hamilton, Matt Kuhn, Andrew Mirabito and David Mattson.

This is a short little glimpse of the snow experiences of Dana Flahr and his friends through the 2009/2010 winter season. Follow along the escapades of Dana and his ski tribe as they ski the world and film for the new film by Teton Gravity Research.

The book describes one the famed American ski areas where the extreme movement started and took hold. Areas of interest include The Ridge, High Traverse and Fingers. A Guide to The Ridge at Bridger Bowl, is chock-full of photos, maps and descriptions.

Solar radiation is a powerful force of nature. It forced itself powerfully on our faces as we bootpacked up the backside of Fissile, but the sunburn was worth it. Read more to see why.

Well, today didn't suck. W/B received half a meter of snow in the past 48 hours, and a few of us went up the mountain to do some serious quality testing. You know, to make sure Whistler Blackcomb is still the top ski resort in North America. Results are in: it still is.

Like every other winter in Golden BC the weather this winter has been really hard to predict, and this winter's multiple buried hoer frosts have been pushing me to find long steep lines at higher elevation, the latest being a 2500ft line off Lang peak, which I think is the highest summit in the Dogtooth Range.