Snowsports tips

Snowsports tips

Make the most of winter. From snowshoes to skiing, learn how to choose gear, stay safe and have fun when it’s snowing.

Women snowshoeing in the forest

How to start snowshoeing

Always wanted to try? Get started with these beginner-friendly tips.

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Two people on snowshoes enjoying a fresh snowfall

How to choose snowshoes

Find the right snowshoes for your treks on trails or powder-filled weekends.

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Kids sledding in the snow

How to enjoy winter activities with kids

What are you waiting for? Here’s how to enjoy the snow while it lasts.

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Group of skiers including a ski skier

How to choose downhill skis

Your skill level, size and terrain you ski all play a part in your decision.

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Person doing up ski boots at a ski hill

How to choose and fit ski boots

It’s crucial to find the right fit for comfortable (and fun) skiing.

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Person putting their ski boots into bindings

How to choose ski bindings

Find the right bindings for downhill skiing or backcountry ski touring.

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Two skiers bumping gloves and holding ski poles

How to choose and size ski poles

Find the right poles for downhill skiing or backcountry ski touring.

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Backcountry skier taking off skins on a bluebird day

How to choose backcountry skis

Learn how to find the best backcountry skis for you, so you can carve the lines you’re dreaming about.

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Skier using an avalanche beacon

Avalanche safety gear and training

Make sure you have the right equipment and skills in the backcountry.

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Mom and two kids having fun on cross-country skis

How to choose cross-country (Nordic) skis

Find out how to choose a pair of skis for classic, skate or light off-track touring.

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Person waxing skis

How to wax skis and snowboards

Treat the bases right on your skis or snowboard to keep them running smooth.

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Snowshoer playing in the snow

Snowshoeing checklist

Use this helpful checklist to plan your snowshoeing trip, even if it’s a short one.

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