Whistler (BC), Canada – The opening weekend of the Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival, a high-octane 10 day and night celebration of music, arts and sports, wowed crowds in Whistler and gave a taste of the week to come. nJuno award-winners Sam Roberts rocked out an awe-struck crowd in the middle of a snowstorm … Continue reading Telus World Ski and Snowboard Festival Underway at Whistler
Mt. Hood, OR – The U.S. Snowboard SuperPipe and BoarderCross teams will train at Oregon’s Mt. Hood Meadows ski area from May 8 through 13. Almost the entire team is expected to turn out for training, including six members who have competed in the Olympics. nThe team selected Meadows for training due to the ample … Continue reading U.S. Snowboard Team Training at Meadows Adds Midweek Ski Days for Public
Mt. Hood, OR – Earth Day will be celebrated at Mt. Hood Meadows this Sunday with an Environmental Awareness Fair, respect the backcountry presentation, blue grass music, juggling and more in the base area of the resort throughout the day. nThose stopping by the energy fair will learn about ways to reduce green house gasses … Continue reading Mt. Hood Meadows Ski Area Celebrates Earth Day Sunday
Wilmington, NY – The New York State Olympic Regional Development Authority (ORDA) has announced that Whiteface and Gore Mountain ski centers in New York’s Adirondack Mountains have extended the 2006-07 skiing and snowboarding season one more weekend. nWhiteface, located in Wilmington, and Gore, located in North Creek, are closed during through Thursday but will re-open … Continue reading Whiteface and Gore Mountains Extend Spring Skiing
Jay, VT – With a pair of two back to back storms just winding down, and heavy snow still being reported this morning, Vermont’s Jay Peak Resort remains 100 percent open for skiing and snowboarding this third week of April. nOriginally slated to close April 22, resort officials are considering extending the resort’s winter operations … Continue reading Jay Peak Still 100 Percent Open for Skiing