Waking up to go skiing is exciting, I get it. On a powder day, I can't sleep past 5 a.m. due to my level of excitement, but on a spring day, the skiers who sleep come out on top. Here's why: ...

Take advantage of longer days, sunny slopes, and great deals at these top springtime ski destinations. The arrival of spring doesn't mean you have to give up your winter sports. In fact, spring skiing ...

Killington's long been the go-to spot for Vermont and East Coast skiers who aren't ready to quit. Historically, the resort has remained open until late May or early June, keeping the party going on ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Spring skiing might look like the laid-back version of winter, but it can be one of the most effective full-body workouts on snow.

Think about snow sports, and chances are good that you’ll summon the dead of winter: gawking at powdery landscapes in slightly overcast light, bundling up in insulated clothing, downing hot cocoa. So ...

Spring skiing tends to be one of the most enjoyable times of the ski season for many skiers and snowboarders. Warmer weather and more sunshine mean that skiers can put away their heavy ski jackets and ...

It is typical to crave a tropical destination when trying to survive the last few months of winter, but skiers know that springtime is the best-kept secret in the sport. With fewer crowds, soft snow, ...

Springtime ski travel offers discounted rates, warmer temperatures, and the same roll of the dice on snow conditions as winter. Canada’s favorable exchange rate and long winter make it a fine choice.

How to make the most of a warm, spring day on skis. Spring is one of the best times to get outside and slide on snow, but the season’s fluctuating temperatures and dynamic snow conditions can make it ...

Soft snow, fewer crowds, and longer days turn Vermont spring skiing into real training. Spring skiing offers a tougher full-body workout due to softer snow and longer, continuous runs. Key tips: warm ...