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Imagine staring into the cauldron of the Lonquimay volcano before making your descent in fresh powder back to the base of the resort. This is a ski adventure unlike what you have experienced before. With a landscape of contrasts and unconfined terrain, Corralco will amaze the ski mountaineer and intrepid connoisseur alike. Come with or without climbing skins, this is also an area designed to thrill intermediates and advanced resort skiers. Corralco Mountain & Ski Resort is located in the…

      Let the countdown to ski season 2014-2015 begin! The air is getting crisper, the leaves are changing color, the angle of the sun is lower…ski season is almost here! Many professional skiers, including the PSIA National Alpine Team will be making their first turns in just over a couple of weeks. The first World Cup race is not too far away. Even though Lindsey Vonn is back on snow she will not be starting in the Soelden…

      Snow in Sierras! The rumors are true! There is snow in the Sierras. The storm system that moved through this past weekend brought a decent dusting of snow to the upper elevations. The smoke from the King Fire has left the basin and has been replaced with the sweet smell of fall. Loveland ski area will be opening mid-October and Copper Mountain is scheduled to turn its lifts by October 31st. The NASTC brochure with 2015 courses,…

      Snow in Colorado! The picture above is from Independence Pass in Aspen, CO this morning! Copper Mtn and Loveland also have reported snow on the ground at the upper elevations. Mornings are getting chilly here in Lake Tahoe – winter is on its way! Time to ramp up your dryland training and look at the calendar and plan where you will be skiing this winter. NASTC has some great destinations and programs line up for the 2015…

      South American Skiing Adventures What an incredible adventure this summer in South America brought us. We celebrated our 20th anniversary in Portillo with a terrific group of people and are still suffering from our Portillo withdrawals. Despite a very low snow year in the Andes, it was still an undeniably great experience with lots of skiing and training included. 65% of skiers were NASTC alumni and the new faces that joined the fold fit in just perfectly….