Located in the Monashee Mountains of southeastern British Columbia, RED Mountain Resort is one of the most authentic and underrated winter destinations in North America. With over 3,850 acres of skiable terrain spread across multiple peaks, RED offers everything from playful groomers and perfectly spaced tree runs to steep fall line shots and powder filled glades. It delivers a true big mountain experience with a rugged, independent spirit and far fewer crowds than many larger destination resorts, making it a favorite for riders who value terrain, snow quality, and character over flash.

Located in the Selkirk Mountains of northern Idaho, Schweitzer Mountain Resort is one of the most underrated winter destinations in the Inland Northwest. With nearly 3,000 acres of ski and snowboard terrain overlooking Lake Pend Oreille, Schweitzer offers everything from mellow groomers and deep tree runs to bowls and stunning alpine views. It delivers a true big mountain experience without the crowds found at many larger Western resorts.

Whether you’re into steeps & deeps, gladed trees, park features, or world-class bumps Winter Park Resort has a ton to offer.

Snowbird; a true gem of a mountain located in Utah’s rugged Wasatch range. We’ve been lucky enough to ride here several times over the past few seasons and every time we were treated to truly exceptional conditions. 

Fair warning; We did not initially intend to drive the entirety of the Dempster Highway. This detour started on a whim as my sister and I we’re driving from Anchorage, AK to San Diego, CA. She had just wrapped up a seasonal position as a kayak guide and I came along for the ride as she made her way back down the west coast.

Acadia National Park is one of the most iconic outdoor destinations in the Northeast, and for good reason. With rugged coastline, granite peaks, and vibrant fall foliage, it offers something for every type of traveler, whether you're hiking, biking, camping, or exploring by van.

If you're road-tripping up the East Coast, the Outer Banks (OBX) of North Carolina is a no-brainer. This stretch of barrier islands is packed with wild history, stunning beaches, and enough lighthouses to make your camera roll dizzy.

This guide covers exactly how we spent our first few days in Tokyo and Mount Fuji, including transportation tips, must-visit neighborhoods, food stops, and a Mount Fuji day trip that’s absolutely worth adding to your itinerary.

Chamonix in winter is one of the most iconic mountain destinations in the world with massive terrain, dramatic peaks, charming French villages, and easy access to multiple ski areas all on the Ikon Pass.

A complete, first-hand guide for riding, exploring, eating, and après-ing in one of the most iconic mountain towns on earth from two adventurous people who worked remote here for 2 weeks in winter.