Copper Peak Ski Jump will reopen as the only ski-flying hill in the world with a year-round surface and the only ski-flying location outside of Europe ...

Copper Peak Ski Jump, located in Ironwood in Michigan's Upper Peninsula, is set to reopen for the first time since 1994.

The soaring cost and crowds of ski areas in North America mean more savvy skiers are looking to Europe for their next vacation, where lift tickets at even the most glitzy resorts cost a fraction ...

Kraków-Małopolska 2023 President Marcin Nowak believes ski jumping's appearance at this year's European Games will demonstrate that it could have a future as a sport at the Summer Olympics.

Copper Peak in the western Upper Peninsula is the largest ski jump in the Western Hemisphere. It's been closed since 1994, but it's about to stage a big comeback.

Here’s a list of 15 of the best ski resorts in Europe from the Alps to the Arctic Circle.

Steamboat Springs’ Olympic hopefuls and women’s Nordic Combined National Team members have returned home for their shot at ...

While ski flying ended here in 1994, the jump remains the only one for the sport in the Western Hemisphere (the others are in Europe).

Greece's long jumper Miltiadis Tentoglou dominated the European Athletics Team Championships, achieving a world-leading 8.46m ...

Here’s a list of 15 of the best ski resorts in Europe from the Alps to the Arctic Circle.

Some Notes on Skiing in Europe Most European ski resorts are not as self-contained as North American resorts. Instead, they’re more often a collective of ski lifts run by individual private ...