Skiing

Two of Utah's most acclaimed ski resorts are at the end of a narrow canyon road that's increasingly jammed with traffic but the state's plan to fix it is sparking controversy.

Open Slopes PDX is getting people of color into the historically white-dominated world of winter sports.

Jackie Wiles and Luke Winters spent their free time after school skiing on Mount Hood. Now they’ll both be tackling an even larger mountain in a different country with higher stakes.

Early season dumps are providing resorts such as Mt. Hood Meadows the opportunity to open more terrain as demand for recreation soars during the holiday season.

The punishing drought that took years to form across the state will likely require an equally long recovery.

The operator of Mt. Bachelor will keep in place a new ski pass that allows people who pay more to bypass most chairlift lines despite a request from Sen. Ron Wyden to scrap the plan. Wyden argued the pass creates accessibility inequality to the resort, which is on public lands.

The Central Oregon ski resort’s parent company wants to let people pay more to bypass long lift lines, but Sen. Ron Wyden says that blocks equitable access to public lands.

You might think that backcountry skiers wouldn’t have to worry about the pandemic. But a group that helps rescue wayward skiers says the coronavirus will affect its ability to provide aid on the trails.

Oregon ski resorts implement new COVID-19 guidelines ahead of winter season.

Ski areas love the snow, but the water outlook is still not great for western Oregon.