Skiing History Magazine
Skiing History, published bimonthly, is the world’s most widely circulated magazine about the sport’s past. It features once-popular equipment; historic resorts and bars you can visit now; what famous living skiers are doing now; and more.
Current Edition
Sample Articles from Current Edition
Pioneers of Southland Skiing
How Vermonters, Austrians and Swiss launched skiing below the Mason-Dixon Line.
SKI goes annual, Ashcroft preserved, Snapshots in Time
After 86 years, the magazine slashes its print run and hopes to persevere online.
Pioneers: Sun Valley's Ed King
How a Seattle kid persevered and lived his dream.Sample Articles from Previous Editions
ISHA Awards 2022: Video clips from the awards banquet
Lifetime Achievement Award to Jeff Leich Ullr Awards Skiing in the Eye of the Artist, by E. John B. Allen Celebrate Winter: An Olympican's Stories of a Life in Nordic Skiing, by John Morton Thirty...
Classics: 1975 -- The Long Hello
They spent almost an hour in line, yet more and more skiers came, bonding as they waited ... and waited. Lift lines have been part of the ski experience as long as there have been lifts. Is there...
Lifts That Went Nowhere
Ski lift evolution is dotted with failed experiments. (Photo above: The Mount Hood Skiway launched in 1951. The enormous weight of the buses meant the lift hauled 72 skiers per hour—when a chairlift...