Epic By Nature
We are drawn to the mountains. It is here that we create our stories, feed our souls, and find the best parts of ourselves. It’s here that we discover that we are #EpicByNature. From small moments with big impact, to traditions celebrated year after year, Epic lives all around us.
Fire and Ice
You don’t have to go North of the wall for an epic winter… just head to Whistler Blackcomb. They may not have dragons, but there’s still plenty of action and excitement at the Fire and Ice show.
Learn what it’s been like for Mauro Nunez to have a 16 foot ring of fire as his office for over 20 years.
Our Commitment to Zero
The environment is our business and we have a special obligation to protect it. The passion and dedication of our employees is at the heart of our bold pledge to reach a zero net operating footprint by 2030.
Learn more about why we’re committed to zero.
Noah's Epic by nature Story
“I started to realize I had a pain in my left leg. I get an x-ray, and my whole world changed.”
Noah Elliott was diagnosed with Osteosarcoma bone cancer in his left leg at the age of 16, ending his skateboarding career. With the dream of becoming a snowboarder, he moved from St. Louis to Park City to train at the National Abilities Center. Overcoming physical, financial, and emotional obstacles, Noah went from never being on snow to topping the podium in PyeongChang, Korea.
“That moment when nothing else matters is what snowboarding is to me.”
Adriana & Allan's Epic By Nature Return
Two decades ago, they fell in love not just with each other, but with the mountain. Ever since, it has been their dream to return to Beaver Creek as a family.
That dream came true this year when they returned to celebrate Adriana’s 40th birthday. Her gift? Seeing her son’s reaction as they saw snow for the very first time.
Jon's Epic By Nature Story
Kindness moves mountains. The Epic Promise Foundation gave Jon Neumeister a lasting memory with his dad. Good things happen when we take care of each other.
Travis' Epic By Nature Story
As a member of the U.S. Army, Travis journeyed to places and experienced situations unimaginable to most. His life was forever changed in Baghdad on November 27, 2006 when his vehicle was hit with an EFP bomb.
Following his injury and recovery, Travis went searching for something that once again gave him a sense of speed and accomplishment. He tried mono-skiing and fell in love immediately. Through the Vail Veterans Program ski day, he got the chance to tackle his first powder day this year in the Back Bowls. As always, Travis was up to the challenge.
