Snowboarding

Warren Miller's 2016 film, 'Here, There & Everywhere,' has a double showing in Fort Collins this November, and you could score some free lift tickets by attending.

Sometimes, I feel like the non-I-70 destination doesn't get the appreciation it deserves, so this is basically my open love letter to Eldora Mountain Resort.

Whether you're a 90s kid or a Gen X-er, these Colorado items from the 1990s will make your closet want to turn back the clock.

Summer's over, school's started, now the final and super important question remains: when will Coloradans be able to escape to the mountains to ski and snowboard down the slopes?

If you've moved the Colorado in only the last 25 years, you probably only know of major, far-away ski slopes like Winter Park, Copper Mountain, Vail, etc. There's always Eldora, but that's still a bit of a drive for some Northern Coloradans. If you've lived in Colorado for over 25 years, you might remember that Estes Park used to have its own ski resort.

Thrillist complied a 'Winter Misery Index' for all fifty states. Given how much we love the slopes, but loathe icy commutes, I'm surprised where we ranked.

We've got your chance to win a Loveland day pass and rentals courtesy of Outpost Sunsport in Fort Collins, but you've got to show us your best GoPro vids.

Colorado ski and ride resorts may have pretty, fancy names, but I asked our resident expert, Paul, to tell it like it really is wherever I-70 may take you.

According to Loveland Ski Area's Twitter, it's opening day will be Thursday, October 29.

Film buffs, ski bums, snow bunnies and gapers (well, maybe not them) are invited to check out 'Paradise Waits' at the Aggie Theatre —it's not just a concert venue—on October 13.

Things may finally be warming up down here in Northern Colorado, but you can still hit the slopes in the mountains.

The mountains have been getting clobbered with snow these past few weeks, so it's time to bring out those skis and boards, unpack those boots and bindings, and get ready to hit the slopes!