Henniker, NH – New Hampshire’s Pats Peak ski area has announced its 10th annual Octoberfest celebration in conjunction with the 42nd annual Pats Peak Ski Club Ski and Snowboard Sale on Sunday, Nov. 4. The Octoberfest celebration takes place from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. with the Ski and Snowboard Sale from 11 a.m. to … Continue reading Pats Peak Schedules Annual Octoberfest And Ski/ Snowboard Sale
Vancouver (BC), Canada – Canada will get to show off its acrobatic prowess at home in two Canadian FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cups this season, reduced from the normal four due to economic realities. The Canadian Freestyle Ski Association (CFSA) announced today that will host an aerial event in Val St. Come, Quebec, on January … Continue reading Canada to Host Two FIS Freestyle Skiing World Cups in 2013
Jay, VT – Despite a $30 million investment in improvements this summer, including two new lifts, Vermont’s Jay Peak Resort on Tuesday announced lift ticket prices for the 2012-13 ski season that reflect a 15 percent drop in the price of an all-day adult ticket. Adult day tickets will drop in price this winter from … Continue reading Jay Peak Cuts Lift Ticket Prices
Park City, UT – Women’s Ski Jumping USA has named the athletes to represent the Visa Women’s Ski Jumping Team this year on the World and Continental Cup circuits. The U.S. women are going into the 2012-13 winter World Cup season as the number one-ranked team in the world after dominating the competitions last year. … Continue reading Women’s Ski Jumping USA Names Athletes to Visa Team
Soelden, Austria – Teen sensation Mikaela Shiffrin and Audi FIS Alpine World Cup veteran Resi Stiegler are feeling strong as they prep for the Audi FIS Alpine World Cup season at the U.S. Ski Team European Training Base in Soelden, Austria. The pair, who each landed their first World Cup podium last winter, have been … Continue reading U.S. Alpine Women Train at Soelden
Mount Ruapehu, New Zealand – The body of an Italian ski instructor was found on Mt. Ruapehu on Sunday afternoon. Mount Ruapehu Elias Hofer, 25, was believed to have slipped on rocks at the base of a steep area of the mountain … Continue Reading ››
Denver, CO – According to the most recent monthly reservation report about trends in mountain travel bookings by the Mountain Travel Research Program (MTRiP), as of Sept. 30, year-over-year booked occupancy is up 0.5 percent for the next six months (October-March) compared to the same time last year. The booking pace in September for the … Continue reading Skiers Are Having Reservations About Making Reservations
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