Stratton Plans Thanksgiving Festivities for Ski Season Opening Weekend

Stratton Mountain, VT – Vermont’s Stratton Mountain Resort will fire up the lifts on Wednesday, Nov. 23, starting off its 50th season of skiing and riding with special events and festivities to celebrate Thanksgiving weekend. Mountain officials are putting the finishing touches on two new trails and lining up the snow guns. Thanks to the … Continue reading Stratton Plans Thanksgiving Festivities for Ski Season Opening Weekend

Want a Real Ski Party? Rent a Whole Resort

San Francisco, CA – If you’ve ever dreamed of having an entire ski mountain to yourself with only your closest friends, with no lift lines and nothing but open terrain, online lift ticket retailer Liftopia is making it a reality for skiers and snowboarders in the tri-state New York and New England regions. The company … Continue reading Want a Real Ski Party? Rent a Whole Resort

Inaugural U.S. Slopestyle Skiing Pro Team Nominated

Park City, UT – Following on the heels of slopestyle skiing’s inclusion in the 2014 Olympic program, the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association on Friday announced the formation of the inaugural U.S. Freeskiing Slopestyle Pro Team. Athletes like AFP Slopestyle Tour Champion Bobby Brown, World Championship gold medalist Alex Schlopy, World Championship bronze medalist Keri … Continue reading Inaugural U.S. Slopestyle Skiing Pro Team Nominated

Banff Film Fest Premiere Highlights Challenges Faced By Adaptive Skier

Banff (AB), Canada – In 2004, Josh Dueck was a freestyle ski coach who loved being in the mountains so much that he had the word “freedom” tattooed on his chest. When the then 23-year-old misjudged the speed of a jump at the Silver Star ski resort in British Columbia while helping prepare a course … Continue reading Banff Film Fest Premiere Highlights Challenges Faced By Adaptive Skier

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