The Ski Moms is a community-driven newsletter and podcast for mountain-loving moms, filled with ski tips, gear advice, travel inspiration, and real-life stories from the slopes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 367 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 9 days ago |
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Why Women Need Adventure Weekends: Ski Retreats, Friendship & Taking the Leap with Charlotte Lilley
Welcome to all of our new subscribers!
With hundreds of you joining the Ski Moms community, I’m making this episode of The Ski Moms Podcast free for everyone here on Substack. Normally, our ad-free podcast episodes are a subscriber bonus....
I Want to Change One Thing About Skiing This Winter
This post is my annual call to action. If you are new here, I can’t wait to hear from you. Please join the conversation, here, on the Ski Moms Podcast, on social media and on our private group.
Skiing is more fun with friends. Let’s grow t...
September Ski Checklist: It’s Gear Check Time
Welcome to fall, or as I like to think of it, the gateway to winter.
Sure, there are folks who go in for pumpkin spice and leaf peeping, and I can appreciate their passion for all things autumnal. But we ski folk know all those scents and...
The Ski Moms Guide to 2026 Ski Swaps
Our state-by-state guide to ski swaps, preseason sales and used-gear events for the 2026–27 ski season.
I respect the families who invest time and money on snow sports. I know what it takes to outfit a family from boots to helmets each win...
Fill the Empty Spaces With Sweat, Adventure and Friendship
A back-to-school reset for your mind, body and ski season
August is such a month of transitions.
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Creator of the Ski Moms community and Ski Moms Podcast. Building a better mountain experience for families. Encouraging women of all ages to play outside. Partnering with the industry to be an agent of change. Owner of Momtrends Media.
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