Ski Salt Lake Super Pass Offers One Lift Ticket, Four Resorts

Salt Lake City, UT – “The days of the station wagon ski vacation are done and over with,” says Adam Barker, Marketing and Media Manager of the Salt Lake Convention and Visitors Bureau. “Today, many winter vacationers are looking to stay where they can take advantage of a number of experiences, on and off … … Continue reading Ski Salt Lake Super Pass Offers One Lift Ticket, Four Resorts

Burton and Motorola Bring Snowboarding Big Air to China

Beijing, China – Burton and Motorola this past weekend produced the first ever “Big Air in Beijing,” a snowboard exhibition during the Beijing Pop Festival in Chaoyang Park. The two-day music and lifestyle festival event drew over 30,000 attendees and featured headlining music acts Supergrass, Placebo and Sebastian Bach as well as local Chinese artists … Continue reading Burton and Motorola Bring Snowboarding Big Air to China

X-Games Gold Medalist Charles Garnier Wins Ski Slopestyle at Cardrona Games

Wanaka, New Zealand – 2005 Winter X Games ski slopestyle gold medalist Charles Gagnier today claimed the winning title at the Coca-Cola Cardrona Games’ slopestyle event rescheduled from Saturday due to bad weather, while New Zealand’s top freestyle skier Jossi Wells followed in second place.nMichelle Parker, who finished third at this year’s U.S. Open ski … Continue reading X-Games Gold Medalist Charles Garnier Wins Ski Slopestyle at Cardrona Games

More at Gore: Skiing in the Southern Adirondacks

North Creek, NY – I first visited Gore Mountain during graduate school in the mid 1980s. The southern Adirondack ski and snowboard area felt like an intermediate local hill just north of the ever-growing Capital District surrounding Albany, with lots of crowds, long lift lines, and a lack of challenging terrain. For most of the … Continue reading More at Gore: Skiing in the Southern Adirondacks

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