For the past 75 years, the arrival of a new Warren Miller ski film has served as the unofficial announcement that winter is coming. Since 1949, these films have captured footage of thrilling ski lines, pristine powder, and the exhilarating beauty of the mountains. The latest film, 75, is being shown at locations in Washington D.C., Maryland, and Pennsylvania.
By M. Scott Smith | November 14, 2024 News
Jim Kenney first discovered DCSki.com 25 years ago, which quickly became not only a web site for him but also a community, leading to inspiration, camaraderie, and friendship with other skiing enthusiasts. In this story, Jim reflects on his 25-year journey with DCSki, describing family trips and retired adventures he's notched along the way.
By Jim Kenney | November 13, 2024 3 Feature Story
Winterplace Ski Resort in West Virginia is launching a two-year, multi-million dollar improvement project with USDA grant support, enhancing snowmaking, energy-efficient lighting, and guest amenities, while also introducing a new terrain park, remodeled dining options, and expanded clinics for the upcoming ski season.
By M. Scott Smith | November 12, 2024 2 What's New
The Indy Pass is back on sale with over 230 independent ski resorts across three continents, adding 30 new locations, including Bear Creek Resort in Pennsylvania. Offering skiers an alternative to larger corporate passes, the Indy Pass emphasizes smaller, local destinations and is expected to sell out quickly for the 2024-2025 winter season.
By M. Scott Smith | October 28, 2024 2 News
Seven Springs Mountain Resort has debuted an exhibit in its Main Lodge celebrating its history, featuring vintage artifacts and photos in partnership with the Pennsylvania Snowsports Museum and Vail Resorts. Showcasing its transformation from a family farm to a renowned Mid-Atlantic ski destination, the exhibit will be regularly updated with new displays.
By M. Scott Smith | October 27, 2024 2 News
Maryland's only downhill ski area has made a number of enhancements across the property in preparation for the upcoming ski season, including new snowmaking pipe and guns, a new conveyor lift for the tubing area, and upgrades to the lodge.
By M. Scott Smith | October 16, 2024 What's New
Whitetail Resort plans to auction off 30 vintage ski lift chairs and 17 trail signs on October 12-13, 2024, with proceeds benefiting the EpicPromise Foundation, which offers hardship relief grants and academic scholarships to Vail Resorts employees. The auction precedes the upcoming removal of the Jib Junction double chairlift, which has been out of service in recent years.
By M. Scott Smith | October 1, 2024 News
The Timberline Lodge ski area on Mt. Hood, Oregon, offers nearly year-round skiing, with summer camps and public skiing on the Palmer snowfield, providing hardcore skiers and aspiring athletes a unique opportunity to ski in July thanks to its high elevation and preserved snowpack. And DCSki Columnist Robbie Allen sampled the July goods firsthand.
By Robbie Allen | September 8, 2024 1 Further Afield
Vail Resorts is gearing up for the winter season by rolling out new programs and enhancements across its eight Pennsylvania ski areas, including expanded children's lessons, women-focused initiatives, and improved snowmaking capabilities. Photo by Haley Mowery, Roundtop Resort.
By M. Scott Smith | September 1, 2024 4 What's New
Blue Mountain and Camelback Resorts are preparing for the 2024-2025 winter season with notable upgrades, including the new Peak-to-Peak Poconos Pass for unlimited access to both resorts. Blue Mountain is enhancing its snowmaking capabilities, while Camelback is focusing on tech-driven visitor experiences.
By M. Scott Smith | August 31, 2024 What's New
