Ski area CEO Erik Mogensen also announced his other companies will relocate from Colorado to the Mount Washington Valley.

The founder of Entabeni Systems pivoted away from the community-based model for Black. “In the future of independent skiing, this is going to be a stronghold,” he said.

The historic ski area is keeping two of its lifts spinning later than ever this upcoming weekend.

In a reversal of a plan set to make Black Mountain, New Hampshire, a community co-op, Indy Pass director and Entabeni Systems CEO Erik Mogensen has announced that he bought and took full ownership of ...

Erik Mogensen, the trailblazing director of Indy Pass and chief executive of Entabeni Systems, a tech company dedicated to ...

Indy Pass, the international pass for independent ski resorts, is relocating to New Hampshire. Black Mountain will be used as a testing ground.

Erik Mogensen, the trailblazing director of Indy Pass and chief executive of Entabeni Systems, a tech company dedicated to ski resort operations, has officially purchased Black Mountain in Jackson, wh ...

It was a deep powder day in the backcountry of Japan. I was cruising along taking fun, bouncy turns in the  insanely deep powder when a snow snake bit me and I flipped forward, pulling off a ...

The New Hampshire ski area will act as headquarters for Entabeni Systems ...

Black Mountain's new owner and general manager Erik Mogensen said he has decided against a cooperative ownership model for the state's oldest ski area and will maintain ownership and also move his ...

The popular ski resort has acquired the Rodeway Inn to support its seasonal workforce.