The Oregon Ski Atlas brings the skiable terrain of Oregon’s bigger peaks to print. It also leaves plenty of adventure for those willing to find it.

Jimmy Chin’s There And Back: Photographs from the Edge, offers up a mega-glimpse into the adventurer’s catalogue of work behind the camera lens.

Book review of Lowell Skoog’s “Written in the Snows: Across Time on Skis in the Pacific Northwest,” in which the author covers the fabric of the region’s backcountry skiing history.

Book review of Wager with the Wind by James Greiner covering Don Sheldon and Alaska bush flying aviation on Denali and beyond.

Review of Mount Everest book, Third Pole, by Mark Synnott.

Excerpt from Dead Reckoning: Learning from Accidents in the Outdoors by Emma Walker on what to do in life and death situations.

Skialper magazine 2021 binding testing intro, interesting treatment of Fritschi, ATK, Dynafit, others.

Overview of the the 2021 Skialper Buyer’s Guide, 368 pages of gear and fantastic photographs. Available only in Italian–the language of skiing is universal.

Review of 8000 meter peak skier Mike Marolt’s book “Natural Progression” including commentary on the definition of skiing from the summit.

A conversation with Kurt Niiler, author of the new Presidential Skiing guidebook, on routes beyong Tuckerman Ravine and Mount Washington.