It is often said that the hardest part of any adventure is getting out the door. Planning and packing are tedious and time consuming. But

The idea is simple. A small mountain hut, a warm stove, and three friends. Even if the big cities of Munich and Innsbruck are almost

Schorsch Nickaes, DYNAFIT Product Director and Mountain Guide shows how to start ski touring. He gives information about the basic equipment, tips for your first ski

On a sunny day in March, a massive avalanche hit a group of four backcountry skiers. When the slide stopped, three of them were deeply

Presented by Craig Gordon from the Utah Avalanche Center. Season Tune Up covers the best ways to practice your avalanche skills, recommended resources, apps, and

Presented by Chad Backlesberg from the Utah Avalanche Center. Get The Gear covers important details about essential and recommended avalanche gear, a basic overview of

Presented by Jimmy Tart from the Utah Avalanche Center. Know Before You Go is a widely-regarded free avalanche awareness program that provides a great overview

  What do you need to know before you even step foot in the backcountry? Well, a lot. Cody Townsend breaks it down. From safety

We all definitely need some humor in our lives. Comedian Katie Burrell takes a good poke at the ski industry. Katie is tired of working