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A U-shaped bowl found in terrain parks, used for performing aerial tricks in sports like snowboarding and freestyle skiing.

A mound on a ski slope formed when skiers push the snow into small piles as they make short, quick turns.

Skiing in remote areas outside of ski resort boundaries, often on unmarked and unpatrolled areas.

A ski run that has been smoothed out and packed down by snow-grooming equipment.

A beginner skiing technique for slowing down or stopping by pushing the front of the skis apart and the tails together, creating a wedge shape.

A discipline of skiing involving downhill skiing on a piste.

A marked ski run or path down a mountain for skiing and snowboarding.

Tools used by skiers for balance and propulsion.

A type of skiing that encompasses several disciplines, including aerials, moguls, and half-pipe.

A type of aerial lift, which consists of a continuously circulating steel cable loop strung between two end terminals, and usually over intermediate towers, carrying a series of chairs.

Skiing through a forested area with natural features, like trees.

The most direct line down a slope, which is the path a ball would roll if it were free to move on the slope.

Fresh, loose, and un-compacted snow.

A skiing technique in which both skis are kept parallel to each other while turning, more advanced than snowplow turns.

A device that connects a ski boot to the ski, typically designed to release the boot in the event of a fall.

Mechanical means of transporting skiers up a hill.

The skier's ability to tilt the skis onto their edges to carve a turn or maintain stability.

A material applied to the bottom of skis to enhance their glide across the snow.

A designated area on a ski slope designed with various features like jumps, rails, and half-pipes for freestyle skiing and snowboarding.

A skiing discipline where skiers navigate through gates spaced closely together.

Social activities and entertainment following a day's skiing.

A straight downhill run at high speed in skiing.

An alpine skiing and alpine snowboarding discipline, which involves skiing between sets of poles ('gates') spaced at a greater distance from each other than in slalom but less than in Super-G.

A type of backcountry skiing which involves a helicopter to access remote areas and slopes of untracked powder snow.

A type of footwear specifically designed for use in skiing to provide a way to attach the skier to skis using ski bindings.

Skiing technique that involves leaning into the turn so that the ski edges cut into the snow.

A form of backcountry skiing where both uphill and downhill travel are possible without the need for a ski lift.

A type of skiing where skiers rely on their own locomotion to move across snow-covered terrain, rather than using ski lifts or other forms of assistance.

A speed skiing event where the racer navigates through a course set with widely spaced gates, a combination of Downhill and Giant Slalom.