Snow Winging

Snow winging takes your wing skills somewhere most riders don't think to look — a frozen lake, an open field, or a groomed slope with the wind at your back. The same wing you're riding on the water works out here, which means winter stops being the off-season and starts being an extension of it. Skis or a snowboard under your feet changes the feeling just enough to keep things fresh, and the learning curve is gentler than you might expect if you're already comfortable with a wing. If the wind is blowing and the ground is white, there's no reason to stay inside.