Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. As climate change becomes an increasingly pertinent issue for ski resorts, snowmaking has become more important. Snow guns, as ...

At 6:30 a.m. on October 9, 2024, Sunday River, Maine’s snowmaking system roared to life with guns spraying the Rogue Angel, Excalibur, and Lollapalooza trails. The annual test, which comes after ...

View post: New York Governor Takes Major Step To Bring the Olympics Back To The Empire State Northeast ski resorts are continuing to push for opening day as snow guns turn on across the region. At ...

View post: "Blizzard Mode Activated": Australian Ski Season Set for Snowy Start But out East, the first signs of winter are starting to show, too. Snow guns are turning on, flakes are flying, and ...

A few days before Thanksgiving, Mark Nelson had hoped to be making snow at Bolton Valley Resort in northern Vermont. But instead, hoses hooked up to air compressors were just blowing air out over the ...

The city of Aspen will explore snowmaking on the Aspen-Snowmass Nordic Trail System, an unprecedented measure in response to what city staff say is a recent decline in reliable snow conditions on the ...

Cross country skiers make their way on The Concord Community Nordic Trails at Beaver Meadow Golf Course on Sunday, February 4, 2024. Monitor file Sam Evans-Brown is the chair of Ski The Beav, which ...

LITTLE COTTONWOOD CANYON, Utah — It’s been a slow start to Utah’s ski season, with warm, dry weather forcing resorts across northern Utah to delay their opening dates. But colder air has finally ...

Before the sun has even risen over the snow-capped Gore mountains, Bode Kier and Jake Lewis are trudging through feet of snow in the pitch black up one of the 140 ski runs at Keystone Resort. Their ...

No two winters are the same, but in North America, Colorado is the reliable hub of early-season skiing. That tradition panned out late last month when Keystone and Arapahoe Basin kicked skiing off ...

When life gives you poop, make…snow? At least, that’s what one ski resort in Montana is planning to do. Big Sky Resort, with over 5,800 skiable acres, announced that it will be the first public ski ...