The story of how Corbet's Couloir got its name and the legacy it's left in skiing.

In Chile and Argentina, dramatic slopes, lots of snow and an unusual après ski scene await. By Cindy Hirschfeld For avid ...

Together, Jasper Rogers and Ben Richards sampled some of British Columbia’s finest blower in "Don’t Quote Me." ...

Helicopters shouldn’t fly. That would be the takeaway if one was faced with a multi-ton Black Hawk — known by its owners as ...

A small Colorado mountain town of about 1,500 people has announced plans to purchase a popular ski resort currently under ...

ODFW uses helicopters to drop tens of thousands of baby trout into Cascade Range backcountry lakes. Here's how they do it.

But why exactly is heli-skiing so dangerous? Click through for an explanation.

Heli-skiing pushes the boundaries of what's possible off-piste, and is the only way to traverse certain mountainsides.

Is Heli-Skiing Dangerous? There is an inherent risk associated with both flying in a helicopter and skiing untracked powder in the backcountry.

Alaskan Heli-Skiing and Cat Skiing Alaska and heli-skiing have long been synonymous, thanks to ski film production companies that regularly rely on the state’s mettle-testing terrain.