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Skiers flocked to hike rails in June as Vermont's finest, Jay Peak Resort, unveiled over 200,000 cubic feet of snow for the third annual Summer Solstice Sessions last weekend.
After a brief hiatus, The North Face Frontier returns as one of New Zealand's top freeride competitions with Freeride World Qualifier points on the line.
Woodward Copper summer camps are fantastic in their own right. Add in some of the best brands around and that's a recipe you just can't beat. The Surface Skis crew kicked off the summer, taking over Week One of camp and the team delivered. With Jack Benziger behind the lens, Mike Kennedy, Jordan Cooper, Adrian Dipietra, Tommy DeJager and Will Penrose went to work. Catch the full cut from a week at Woodward Copper below.
New for summer 2026, The Snow League hit the road and headed to Mt. Hood, Oregon, to spend some time on snow with TSL athletes as well as Windells and High Cascade campers.
By: Jordan Grant-Krenz
Skiing in the middle of summer isn't easy, but it can be done! Here are your top FREESKIER recs for finding turns on America's birthday this year.
In the mountains of western Bolivia, Cody Cirillo, Mathew Tufts, Fer Ferrandez and Isaiah Branch-Boyle took on three routes across the famed peak Huayna Potosi.
If you're watching this segment for the first time, I envy you. Matchstick Production's 2014 movie "Days of My Youth" is packed with a lot of great skiing and fantastic storytelling, but this segment might stand apart simply because of its ability to capture the pure joy that comes with ripping the resort with your friends.
The classic Colorado resort has enlisted Finnish company Snow Secure to help save snow at the end of each winter, leading to lower energy costs and less water consumption.
There's a good day of skiing. Then there's the first-ever MEDIAPPINESS Invitational high in the French Alps in the warm summer air, filled with challenge rails, good friends, live music and beaming smiles. That might take the cake as the ultimate good day of skiing.
FREESKIER sat down with the godfather himself, Mike Douglas, to discuss the good, the bad and the ugly when it comes to freeride's recently-announced 2030 Winter Olympic debut.
