PeakHouse vs. The Typical Group Trip
Wondering how PeakHouse stacks up? Here’s how our ski and hike trips feel versus those run by better-known travel organizers.
Why PeakHouse Group Ski & Hiking Trips Are Different (and Worth It)
PeakHouse is the skiing or hiking trip you’ve always dreamed of going on, but without the anxieties of the logistics that come with planning. Here’s what makes our program stand out from other providers.
Indy Pass Adds 43 New Resorts, Including Mont Sutton, Owl’s Head, and Portes du Soleil
While there are still only two days at each mountain, these changes have the potential to make Indy a more competitive alternative to Epic and Ikon in New England and across the world.
Vail Resorts Launches “Epic Friend Tickets” at 50% Off Window Rate
The move is the first in an attempt to win back new customers under reinstated CEO Rob Katz.
Mountain Review: Cerro Catedral
While crowds are a real problem, no other Argentinian ski resort can provide the same combination of terrain diversity, lift infrastructure, and raw aesthetic.
Mountain Review: La Parva
With standout views, advanced terrain, and quality snow (when it comes), this high-alpine Chilean resort may be one of the most overlooked resorts in the South American ski scene.
Mountain Review: Valle Nevado
Thanks to its availability on the Ikon Pass and on-site lodging options, Valle Nevado is one of the most visited South American ski areas by North American based skiers and riders.
Mountain Review: Portillo
With a stunning setting overlooking a lake in the beautiful Andes mountains, this Chilean resort is one of the most distinctive ski areas in South America. But are its demanding slopes and unique ski lifts right for you?
Ikon Pass Reservations Are Live As of August 4. Should You Commit Now?
We’ve compiled all you need to know about Ikon’s reservation system—and whether you should rush to figure out your itinerary if you haven’t already.
Why Oregon’s Ski Industry Is in Big Trouble
All of Oregon's ski resorts could be forced to shut down within the next 12-18 months due to an escalating liability crisis. We break down how things got to this point, and what can be done to prevent Oregon’s ski industry from collapsing.