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Thirty-four people were killed in avalanches in the U.S. last winter -- one of the highest numbers on record. Over the next eight weeks, we set out to learn why.

Talking with a Winter X Games Tignes follow cameraman.

On Thursday, we lost Sarah. Nine years ago today, we lost Craig. This week, it has started to snow.

How an energy-drink company is fulfilling its athletes' lifelong dreams, a can at a time

Non-traditional movie awards: LNP wins best tight-pant snowboarder featured in a snowboard movie

In a final against Kelly Slater, Wright pulled out all the stops and came out with the biggest first-place prize in ASP World Tour history.

Anderson joins the ranks of the elite few women with pro model snowboards on the market.

Think the winter is over? Ha. Crystal mountain in Washington is still running lifts.

Because if there's one thing snowboards are not good at, it's sliding uphill

A mini shred-umentary.

Will Brommelsiek and Holly Enderle win King of the Hill in Valdez, Alaska

Playing the waiting game at Tailgate Alaska and King of the Hill 2011

These days, snowboarding might be overrun with Olympic conspiracy theories and energy drink-branded helicopters, but since 2008, scores of snowboarders have gathered at the foot of Alaska's Thompson Pass each spring to provide a counterbalance to sev...

It has been 23 years since the release of Greg Stump's pioneering ski classic "The Blizzard of Aahhh's" and eight years since Chamonix-dwelling and California native Glen Plake has called the U.S. home, but, as Plake so poignantly proved on Saturday ...

Mt. Baker's Legendary Banked Slalom is a place where a 17-year-old can compete alongside the top pros -- and win.

A top female pipe athlete explores new challenges.