Stoneham (QC), Canada – Stoneham Mountain Resort will next Saturday host its legendary Bud Light November Chill, the biggest pre-opening party of Quebec’s ski and snowboard season. At 6 p.m., a rail jam will take place at the base of the mountain with industry reps presenting their collections for 2012. The activity is open to … Continue reading Stoneham to Launch Ski Season with a Party
Squaw Valley, CA – Eight new shops and restaurants will debut this winter at The Village at Squaw Valley, further adding to the vibrant scene at the base of the Lake Tahoe ski resort with outlets ranging from concept stores to tasty new sweet shops. Among the new retails stores are concept outlets from Salomon, … Continue reading New Shops Open in The Village at Squaw Valley
San Diego, CA – The Active Network, Inc., a provider of organization-based cloud computing applications, on Friday announced the acquisition of RTP, LLC, an enterprise solutions company serving the ski resort market. RTP’s technology encompasses the way ski resorts manage everything from selling tickets to activities and and gear rentals, capturing customer transactional data for … Continue reading Active Networks Purchases RTP
Pagosa Springs, CO – With 100 inches of snowfall so far this October and November, Wolf Creek Ski Area is 100 percent open and ready to host the 20-member U.S. Mogul Team and their coaches next week. Training will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily Monday through Friday, except for a day … Continue reading U.S. Ski Team Moguls Squad to Train at Wolf Creek
Copper Mountain, Colo. – Steven Nyman, an Audi FIS Alpine World Cup winner and multiple podium finisher at the Audi Birds of Prey downhill in Beaver Creek, Colo., will miss the 2012 World Cup season following a training crash on Nov. 8 in Colorado. [caption id=”attachment_18827″ align=”alignright” width=”300″ caption=”Steven Nyman at the Audi Birds of … Continue reading Nyman Out for Season
Carrabassett Valley, ME – With flurries falling and temps dropping into the low to mid twenties this afternoon, Sugarloaf began snowmaking operations in preparation for the Maine ski and snowboard resort’s 2011-12 winter season. As of 2 p.m., snowmakers had more than 40 snow guns on line, and expected to add more throughout the night. … Continue reading Snowmaking Begins at Sugarloaf
Snowmass Village, CO – Plentiful snowfall, cold temperatures and the hard work of the Snowmass operations team will allow Snowmass to open Saturday with more than 160 acres of terrain including the Big Burn. This opening comes five days before the scheduled opening of the ski mountain near Aspen, Colo. “The 2011-12 season has started … Continue reading Snowmass Opening Early
