GAME OF ZONES - EPIC V IKON SKI PASSES. With more than a thousand entries, over 1.8m users of the hashtag #epicdreamjob and a plethora of likes, shares, tweets, comments and media features, has Epic slam-dunked for media victorymore

Waving the flag for USA ski resorts, Winter Park and Steamboat. If Disney created a ski resort...more

Your guide to Steamboat Ski Resort in Western film titles, from Cold Mountain and hence the champagne powder to Comes A Horseman, riding on the ranch and, finally, High Noon (midday or evening, up to you).more

You would think that two sisters, one an Olympian slopestyle skier and the other a big mountain skier on the Freeride World Tour would know no fear. Right? Wrong. Knowing what it's like to feel fear following an injury, an avalanche scare or just because of a voice in your head that says 'stop' is the reason they made Finding The Line. Fear while skiing or snowboarding can be facing a red run if you're a beginner - or an icy couloir if you're advanced. Either way it can be paralysing. Or it can be energising. Finding The Line is a film about fear, it’s paralysing grip and how Anna and Nat Segal use their skiing to understand and deal with it.

We caught up with Nat ahead of the UK Premiere of Finding The Line, screened as part of the Four Seasons Film Festival at the Charlotte Street Hotel in London on Friday 22nd March.

The Over the Hill Gang sounds like an out-of-breath bunch from Wacky Races, trying to out-ski the Ant Hill Mob. But it's actually a common club name in North America for that significant set of silver skiers who are retired but still ripping. Louise Hudson, our Canada and USA Ski Editor, charts the rise of the silver skier clubs where age is just a number - and potentially a cheaper ski pass... more