It is with heavy hearts that the Colorado Snowsports Museum and Hall of Fame mourns the passing of Hall of Fame member George Gillett.
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Author: Dana Zapfel
Arapahoe Basin leader recognized for preserving mountain culture, championing the skier experience, and shaping the future of Colorado skiing.
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Class of 2026 marks the first time in Colorado Snowsports Hall of Fame history that this many snowboarders will be inducted in a single year, celebrating the people who helped build the sport from the ground up.
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From Noah Elliott and Alex Ferreira’s gold medals to the enduring contributions of BOEC and Ron Mooney, these honorees represent the very best of Colorado’s snow sports community. We are thrilled to introduce the 2026 Annual Award winners. Main photo here shows Noah Elliott and Hall of Fame member Chris Anthony at the 2025 Celebration.
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The Colorado Snowsports Museum and Hall of Fame joins the snow sports community in mourning the loss of Hall of Fame member David Jacobs while celebrating a life defined by innovation, leadership, and an unwavering love for the sport. David passed away last week.
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Class of 2026 is legendary for a reason, from snowboard innovators and stewards to celebrating the longtime leader behind Arapahoe Basin Ski Area. Tickets now available for induction celebration on October 10 at the Vilar Performing Arts Center in Beaver Creek.
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Memorial Day offers an opportunity to reflect on the service and sacrifice of the men and women who served our country, including the veterans of the 10th Mountain Division whose legacy remains deeply connected to Colorado snow sports history. As part of that ongoing remembrance, the Colorado Snowsports Museum is honored to share this piece from Tom Hames, whose father, First Lieutenant Eugene S. Hames, served with the 10th Mountain Division during World War II. Eugene is shown in this featured photograph above.
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The Colorado Snowsports Museum (CSM) is proud to announce a new exhibit honoring the life and legacy of pioneering ski filmmaker Warren Miller, whose groundbreaking work helped define the culture and spirit of snow sports for generations. In addition, we welcome another new display dedicated to the founding of the Colorado Snowsports Museum back in 1976. This year, we celebrate 50 years!
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The featured photo shown above is of Woodrow Slone. The backdrop letter was written by Donald Macdonald. Thank you to the Slone and Macdonald families for providing these materials.
The Colorado Snowsports Museum is pleased to debut new additions to our "Letters Home" exhibit. Just in time for Legacy Weekend, the digital deep dive display features materials pertaining to a dozen new soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division. With over 30 new entries, 14 letters, a scrapbook, and 294 newly digitized materials, we're honored to expand on the preservation of 10th Mountain history through items that belonged to soldiers. We're proud to bring forward the names of these soldiers and link their materials, sharing a more personal history.
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The Colorado Snowsports Museum is pleased to debut new additions to our "Letters Home" exhibit. Just in time for Legacy Weekend, the digital deep dive display features materials pertaining to a dozen new soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division. With over 30 new entries, 14 letters, a scrapbook, and 294 newly digitized materials, we're honored to expand on the preservation of 10th Mountain history through items that belonged to soldiers. We're proud to bring forward the names of these soldiers and link their materials, sharing a more personal history.
Founded in 1976 as part of Colorado’s Centennial Anniversary, the Colorado Snowsports Museum is celebrating 50 years of preserving, educating, and inspiring locals and visitors of all ages.
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