Ski Crash at Keystone Takes Life of Air Force Cadet

Keystone, CO – A 18-year-old cadet at the U.S. Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs died during a skiing accident at Keystone Resort last weekend, officials have announced. Cadet 4th Class John “Jack”  Lindsey was descending Keystone’s intermediate Elk Run on Saturday when he crashed. Lindsey, who was wearing a helmet, was pronounced dead at the scene by the Summit … Continue reading Ski Crash at Keystone Takes Life of Air Force Cadet

Teen Dies in Ski Accident at Crested Butte

Mt. Crested Butte, CO – A 13-year-old boy from Olathe, Colo., died on Friday in a skiing accident at Crested Butte Mountain Resort. Luis Olide died after striking a tree alongside Crested Butte’s intermediate Lower Treasury run. Ski patrollers evacuated Olide to the Gunnison Valley Hospital Mountain Clinic, where he was pronounced dead a short time later … Continue reading Teen Dies in Ski Accident at Crested Butte

Ski Resorts in Quebec’s Eastern Townships Revive Long Lost Association

Eastern Townships, QC, Canada – Several decades ago, four resorts in Quebec’s Eastern Townships — Bromont, Mont Orford, Mont Sutton and Owl’s Head — joined forces along with Jay Peak Resort in Vermont for a multi-mountain, multi-day lift ticket called Ski Dans l’Est. Although that promotion was abandoned many years ago, and Jay Peak is … Continue reading Ski Resorts in Quebec’s Eastern Townships Revive Long Lost Association

Ski Industry Veterans Remain Bullish on the Future

Denver, CO – Mountain lodging activity and snow sports retail equipment sales are up, while skier and snowboarder visits for the 2014-15 ski season are on pace to match last season’s tally of 56. 2 million, according to industry executives who convened as part of The Assembly 2015 presented on Wednesday at Snowsports Industries America’s (SIA) … Continue reading Ski Industry Veterans Remain Bullish on the Future

Sugarbush and Mad River Glen to Co-host Ski Mountaineering Race

Waitsfield, VT – Vermont’s Sugarbush and Mad River Glen will be co-hosting the Mad River Valley Ski Mountaineering Race this Sunday. The race starts at the base of Mad River Glen with participants climbing the mountain via the Lower Antelope and Upper Antelope trails before turning onto the Long Trail. The Long Trail traverses across the … Continue reading Sugarbush and Mad River Glen to Co-host Ski Mountaineering Race