Ski For MS Returns to Vail and Palisades Tahoe for Winter 2026

All Images: Daniel Milchev, Courtesy of Can Do MS

Name a more iconic duo than Donny and Jonny. We'll wait. The pair is headed back to Vail for another installment of Ski for MS, one of the best causes on snow, and you can be a part of it!

Joining in on the party on March 7 is easy. All you have to do is register as an individual or as a part of a team. Show up this Saturday, bring your fastest planks, and put down as many vertical feet as you can alongside the best bump skier on earth... and Jonny Moseley.

The best party for a good cause you'll ever find

The initiative was started back in 1985. Olympic skier Jimmie Heuga was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a chronic autoimmune disorder, just six months after the Winter Games. 10 Olympians joined forces to ski one million vertical feet in just 24 hours and raise awareness for the disease.

They succeeded and raised enough money to start the non-profit Can Do MS from the ground up. They've been pushing to battle MS ever since. The organization has grown but the objectives stay the same. In Vail, your goal is simple: "Carve out as many vertical feet as possible, participate in exciting on-mountain activities, fundraise for a chance to win prizes, and at the end of the day, head to the après party to keep the good times rolling," the non-profit says.

It's not every day you get to link with your friends and rip for a good cause. If you're in the area, we can't recommend it enough. We'll see you on the mountain!