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The 10 Most Intense Runs in the United States of America (The United States of America. Don’t you like seeing that written out in full? Us too.) According the Business Insider, these are the 10 most intense Runs in the USA. We certainly agree with a the ones on this list that we know. Corbet’s, The […]
The Notion Boys Spent the Winter Living in a Bus and Skiing Jackson Hole’s Classic Lines Here’s their Awesome Edit… Posted from Snow Brains
World’s Largest Artificial Ski Area and Adventure Resort Being Planned for Wales Steven Agar | April 30, 2018 The world’s largest artificial ski area. In Wales. Credit: Afan Valley Adventure Resort A major artificial ski slope development is being planned as part of a new ‘ultimate adventure playground’ in the new Afan Valley Adventure Resort in South Wales. The […]
The heart of powder skiing in America: Alta, Utah. PHOTO: Lee Cohen Tram Approved For Alta New lift would reach the top of Baldy. Additional plans call for replacing and upgrading the Wildcat chair April 23, 2018 By Matt Hansen The U.S. Forest Service has approved a plan by Alta Ski Area to build a tram […]
Vail Resorts to Invest CAD$66-Million to Improve Lift System at the Heart of Whistler Blackcomb Steven Agar April 27, 2018 Vail Resorts are planning on investing a historic CAD$66-million on improving the uphill capacity of the lift system at Whistler Blackcomb in time for the 2018/19 season. The new gondola will also improve mountain access during […]
Winter Olympians give Congress an economics lesson on climate change “When winters warm up and continue to do so, our sport is going to disappear.” NATASHA GEILING APR 25, 2018 Five U.S. Winter Olympians traveled to Capitol Hill on Wednesday to talk about an issue of grave importance to their sports: climate change. “I’m […]
Skiing a 13,000-foot peak in the most beautiful national park you’ve never heard of April 27, 2018 by Nat Houston When it comes to skiing in National Parks, the usual über-trafficked suspects—Rocky Mountain, Grand Teton, Mount Rainier and Denali National Parks, for example—get all the hype, and for good reason. But in honor of National Parks […]
Here’s how you can ski with Olympians this summer April 24, 2018 by Sam Taggart Come summertime, Momentum Ski Camps in Whistler, Canada, is the place to be. Not only does Blackcomb Glacier provide ideal skiing conditions (did someone say slush and sunshine?), Momentum attracts—and has attracted—some of the biggest names in the ski community since […]
Put Your Face on Your Luggage With This Personalized Bag Cover by DEVON ELIZABETH August 30, 2017 Your airport experience is about to get much easier—and much sillier. Searching for (and losing) your bag at the airport luggage carousel can be one of the worst parts of the flying experience—but thankfully, one British e-retailer is now here to […]
Aspen Valley Ski & Snowboard Club Renames Base Camp Program in Honor of Bob Beattie April 20, 2018 / By SR Staff In memory of Bob Beattie, Aspen Valley Ski & Snowboard Club is changing the name of Base Camp, the club’s recreational learn-to-ski and snowboard program, back to the program’s original name: Aspen Supports Kids. Beattie, a […]
Abandoned Ski Areas In Colorado Documentary Here’s a short documentary from a production company called The Road West Traveled about ski areas that disappeared from the Colorado landscape. In the 60s and 70s at the height of the ski craze, there were 200 ski areas in the state. There are currently 30. “Abandoned” tells the […]
Jesse Hunt Returns to US Ski & Snowboard as Alpine Director April 18, 2018 / By SR Staff U.S. Ski & Snowboard has announced that Jesse Hunt has returned to the organization as alpine director, a role he last held in 2009 after 16 years with the organization. Hunt takes up the role with immediate effect, returning to […]
