skiing

I was down at Park Point this weekend showing some friends around when we witnessed this very cold and very extreme sport.

Don't have gear to hit the trails or slopes in the winter? Here are some great options!

Much of the state has already seen some snowfall already this fall, and temperatures have been falling fast, so who's ready to hit the slopes?

There's still one last chance to hit the slopes in Northern Minnesota. A ski resort has set a record for the latest closing date ever thanks to our snowy winter and chilly spring.

It starts out innocently enough, however it only takes about 3 seconds before a skier appears in the background and things get funny fast!

With this current cold snap that we have been having it makes for excellent conditions to make snow and Mont Du Lac has been working on it for weeks.

A Duluth teen who suffered a spinal cord injury while skiing a few weeks ago is making great progress in his recovery.

They are having a 2-day event that's for the whole family.

State tournaments for winter sports are going to look a little different this year, but there is a plan to place to still have them.

If you live in this area, you need to embrace all the seasons. Winter just isn't winter without a good amount of snow.

There are plenty of terrific groomed ski trails in Minnesota state parks and state forests, but remember you'll first need to get a ski pass if you are 16 or older.

A friend of mine recently was driving with her family in Central Minnesota when they spotted what appears to be an Amish man "ditch skiing" behind a horse drawn buggy.