Sandpoint, ID – Schweitzer Mountain Resort comes alive for Summer Celebration tomorrow. Free chairlift rides, live music, arts and crafts, and various vendors are just a portion of the festivals highlights. Schweitzer's Great Escape Quad chairlift is ready for the summer season. (photo: Schweitzer Mountain Resort)
Lake Wanaka, New Zealand – Staff at Snow Sports New Zealand are busy gearing up for the Southern Hemisphere winter, now a little bit late in coming, with some new initiatives in place. With last week’s commitment by Sport and Recreation New Zealand (SPARC) to continue its investment in the National Sport Organization (NSO) for … Continue reading Snow Sports New Zealand Gears Up for Winter 2011
Portoroz, Slovenia – TTR Pro Snowboarding has collaborated with the International Ski Federation (FIS) on creating the Freestyle Snowboard Task Force which will focus on creating a short term and long range strategy for competitive freestyle snowboarding. The new task force was formed during the annual FIS Calendar Conference in Portoroz, … Continue Reading ››
Last weekend was the final weekend for skiing at riding at Snowbasin in Utah. (photo: Snowbasin Resort)
Copper Mountain, CO – Copper Mountain’s summer line-up of special events begins this weekend with the Colorado ski and snowboard resort’s Tomato Battle on Saturday. Think Spain’s La Tomatina combined with Oktoberfest and live music. The festivities begin at noon, with the beer garden, BBQ and event registration. Soon thereafter, live music starting around 1:30 … Continue reading Fling Tomatoes This Weekend at Copper
Colorado Springs, CO – This week, the U.S. Olympic Committee (USOC), along with the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) and clubs around the country are hosting their annual Olympic Day to commemorate the birth of the modern Olympic Games. The annual celebration is an international effort to promote fitness and well-being and lends a … Continue reading USOC Highlights Modern Olympics through Olympic Day
Lake Wanaka, New Zealand – World Heli Challenge (WHC) founder, Tony “Harro” Harrington today announced that the remaining spots in the legendary skiing event to be held in New Zealand will be opened to “non-pro” athletes. (photo: World Heli Challenge)
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