Steamboat Hopes to Add Night Skiing

Steamboat Springs, CO – Few destination resorts offer night skiing, but officials at Colorado’s Steamboat hope that night riding will reinvigorate the resort’s base area. Roughly $35 million has been invested over the past six years to redevelop Steamboat’s base village, but activity still drops off dramatically once the lifts stop turning. The resort’s vice … Continue reading Steamboat Hopes to Add Night Skiing

Mammoth Mountain Plans Upgrades for 60th Birthday

Mammoth Lakes, CA – California’s Mammoth Mountain ski area turns 60 this year, and there’s quite a bit planned for this winter, including the re-opening of June Mountain, new air service routes and an Olympic Training Ground. June Mountain, Mammoth Mountain’s neighboring resort, will re-open this winter with full operations following a dormant season in … Continue reading Mammoth Mountain Plans Upgrades for 60th Birthday

POW and The Mountain Collective Join Forces

Pacific Palisades, CA – The Mountain Collective, an alliance of independent North American ski and snowboard resorts, and Protect Our Winters (POW) have announced a new partnership with the mission of uniting the winter sports community on the issue of climate change. Both groups have worked independently to promote this environmental cause, and this collaboration … Continue reading POW and The Mountain Collective Join Forces

Toronto Skiers Get Direct Flight to Vail

Vail, CO – Air Canada has announced that the airline  will launch weekly non-stop flights between Toronto, Canada and Vail, Colo., served by nearby Eagle County Regional Airport, in time for the 2013-14 winter ski season. Air Canada will operate its new seasonal  service to Vail on Saturdays beginning December 14, 2013 until April 5,  … Continue reading Toronto Skiers Get Direct Flight to Vail