Powder skiing refers to skiing on fresh, untouched snow, often referred to as "powder." This type of skiing is popular among enthusiasts because it provides a unique experience, allowing skiers to glide smoothly over soft, fluffy snow. The sensation of skiing in powder is different from skiing on groomed trails, as it requires different techniques and skills. Skiers often seek out powder conditions in backcountry areas or during specific weather events, such as heavy snowfall. Popular destinations for powder skiing include Whistler Blackcomb in Canada and Jackson Hole in the United States. Proper equipment, like wider skis, can enhance the experience in these conditions.