Snowriders International

07/06/2026

Hear from the founder of OpenSnow about how bad the last ski season was. Yeah, we know it was bad. We were there. But good to hear from a meteorologist. Thanks CoPIRG.

We sat down with the founder of OpenSnow to talk through the historically bad ski season in Colorado and what that may mean for next year.

02/25/2026

https://www.aspentimes.com/news/aspen-one-funds-climate-change-study-for-colorado-speaks-at-capitol/ The data shows Colorado is projected to lose another 10 days of winter by
2050 Aspen Snowmass

Aspen has lost a month of winter since 1980, and that's just the tip of the melting iceberg according to new data from a climate change study by the Colorado Fiscal Institute funded by Aspen One.

02/22/2026

https://apnews.com/article/milan-cortina-winter-olympics-glaciers-climate-change-0ec71ed5278aef23cf14132728d3ee0f. Thanks Lindsey Vonn Mikaela Shiffrin Bignone

Team USA skiers Lindsey Vonn and Mikaela Shiffrin, along with Italy’s Federica Brignone, are among the many skiers who have expressed concern during these Olympic Games about the accelerating melt of the world’s glaciers.

02/22/2026

Congratulations Alex Ferreira!

02/19/2026

Heartfelt sympathy to the victims of the Tahoe avalanche.

02/19/2026

Alert: SOS feature on iPhone (link in comments)

02/18/2026

Gold for Shiffrin!! Woohoo!

02/14/2026

Congratulations Lucas Pinheiro Braathen!

02/08/2026

Congratulations Breezy Johnson!

Breezy Johnson became the second American woman ever to win the Olympic gold medal in downhill skiing Sunday, hours after the first person to accomplish the feat, Lindsey Vonn, crashed violently on the famed Tofane course.

Johnson finished in 1:36.1 to earn the first Olympic medal of her career. A native of Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Johnson was skiing in her second Olympics.

The win was not an upset — Johnson entered the competition as the reigning world champion in downhill.

📸: Getty Images

02/08/2026

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Warming temperatures are threatening the future of all outdoor snow-based sports in the Olympic Games. Is it only a matter of time before certain Olympic events disappear?