San Francisco, CA – At the close of what has been a record-setting season for many ski resorts across the U.S., hundreds of ski area executives are scheduled to meet at the annual National Ski Areas Association (NSAA) National Convention and Tradeshow to examine and address leading industry issues. The annual convention, to be held … Continue reading U.S. Ski Industry Closes Strong Season with Annual Convention →

Methven, New Zealand – New Zealand’s Mt. Hutt ski area received approximately 10cm of snow across all trails on Sunday evening with the start of the ski and snowboard season just one month away. n

Newry, ME – Strong season pass sales, momentum brought by new ownership, a lengthy ski season, a snowy winter in New England’s urban corridor and continued snowmaking enhancements combined to make 2007-08 the busiest winter ever at Maine’s two largest ski resorts. The record seasons come during Sunday River and Sugarloaf’s first year as a … Continue reading Maine’s Two Largest Ski Resorts Report Record-Setting Winter →

Whistler (BC), Canada – Eager to master the 2010 Olympic trails early on, the U.S. Cross Country Ski Team headed to Whistler for its summer training camp to get a feel for the terrain they will be competing on in less than two years. n”It’s great to be on the Olympic courses. I feel like … Continue reading U.S. Cross Country Ski Team Tackles 2010 Venue →

McCall, ID – Brundage Mountain celebrated its latest closing day ever on Saturday, after abundant and consistent snowfall allowed the the Idaho ski and snowboard resort to extend its operations four weekends longer than originally scheduled. n

Mt. Hood, OR – Oregon’s Mt. Hood Meadows ski and snowboard resort ended its 2007-08 winter season on Sunday in the face of a warm weather forecast for the week ahead. n”Sunday, May 11 will be our last day of operation for this epic season,” said Matt Drake, the ski area’s Chairman & CEO. “We’re … Continue reading Mt. Hood Meadows Calls It Quits on Ski Season →