Arapahoe Basin, CO – Last winter was a big snow year in Colorado, and Arapahoe Basin kept its lifts open for skiing and snowboarding until July 4. The same can’t be said for this season’s snowfall and Arapahoe Basin officials indicate that they’ll only go through early June this year. A-Basin’s current snow pack is … Continue reading A-Basin to Close in Early June
Huntsville, UT -The Snowbasin Adaptive Sports Education Foundation will hold its third annual Winter Carnival and Demo Day fundraiser on Saturday, Mar. 17 at Snowbasin Resort in Huntsville. Ski and snowboard manufacturers will offer demos of their latest equipment for a donation of $20. Carnival booths will be set up on Earl’s Plaza to include … Continue reading Winter Carnival and Demo Day at Snowbasin to Benefit Adaptive Sports
Snowmass Village, CO – In April 2006, while traveling to Iraq on a mission, the plane Lt. Col Ted Moorman was traveling on crashed and the next thing he knew he was being airlifted to a trauma center in Delaware. With life threatening injuries, much like Humpty Dumpty he was put back together again and … Continue reading Wounded Veterans Use Winter Sports to Find Life After War
Pagosa Springs, CO – The Pitcher family that owns Wolf Creek in southwestern Colorado has long fought against one Texas millionaire’s plans to develop a village at the ski area’s base. Now, however, they’re eying an expansion of their own that’s focused on the ski area itself. Davey Pitcher emphasizes that Wolf Creek is a … Continue reading Wolf Creek Formulates Expansion Plans
Lincoln, NH – New Hampshire’s Loon Mountain ski resort will host the second annual 2 Plank 2 the Bank competition sponsored by Vitamin Water and Ramp Sports, on March 18. 2 Plank is a skier-only event in which skiers compete with a partner in three events: air, rail, and a third event that is held … Continue reading Loon Mountain Hosts Second Annual 2 Plank 2 the Bank
Rangeley, ME – The Ski Museum of Maine will celebrate winter sports heritage in the state with a special day this Saturday at Saddleback ski area in Rangeley. The Ski Museum of Maine in Kingfield (photo: Ski Museum of Maine)
Valdez, Alaska – The latest stage of the World Heli Challenge (WHC) scheduled for launch in Alaska has been placed on hold for 2012. Event Director Tony Harrington on Monday announced the postponement of the planned expansion of his New Zealand-based backcountry heli-accessed competition but has not ruled out continuing to explore options for a … Continue reading World Heli Challenge Places First Alaska Event on Hold
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