Government Camp, OR – Windells Action Sports Camp is installing a second portable ski lift to its snowboard and ski terrain park at Timberline Ski Area on Oregon’s Mount Hood. The 730-T wire rope tow lift, available only to campers, will give Windells two lifts and the longest private tows available at Timberline.n“The days of … Continue reading Windells Installing Second Private Ski Lift on Mount Hood
Mt. Ruapehu, New Zealand – Thursday’s southerly front painted a sugar icing-like coating on the upper ski slopes of New Zealand’s Mt. Ruapehu, a sure sign that the Southern Hemisphere winter is not far away.nMt. Ruapehu is home to two ski areas, Turoa and Whakapapa. Turoa is scheduled to open on June 19th and work … Continue reading First Snow of the Season Dusts Ski Slopes on New Zealand’s Mt. Ruapehu
Calgary (AB), Canada – Canadian national skiing titles were awarded in halfpipe and slopestyle Thursday as the the 2010 Canada Post National Freestyle Ski Championships got underway at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary.nIn women’s slopestyle, Cassandra Sharpe, of Comox, British Columbia, won the gold medal with 31.9 points for her first career national crown after … Continue reading Slopestyle, Halfpipe Events Kick Off 2010 Canada Post National Freestyle Ski Championships
Comox Valley (BC), Canada – Lauren Woolstencroft, the five time 2010 Paralympic Winter Games gold medalist from North Vancouver, British Columbia, continued her impressive ski racing season by winning the giant slalom in the women’s standing category as the TELUS Canadian Para-Alpine Ski Championships got underway Thursday at Mount Washington Alpine Resort on Vancouver Island.nWoolstencroft … Continue reading Woolstencroft Adds Canadian Championship to Dream Ski Season
Kananaskis Valley (AB), Canada – A dominant second run in Thursday’s GMC Canadian Championships men’s giant slalom boosted Brad Spence, of Calgary, Alberta, to the first national alpine ski racing title of his career.nSpence, who has battled back from a crash in a Bormio, Italy World Cup downhill in 2005 that at one time threatened … Continue reading Calgary’s Brad Spence Earns First GMC Canadian Championships Ski Racing Title
Petite-Rivière-St.-François (QC), Canada – Groupe Le Massif this week unveiled plans for a series of improvements scheduled for construction this summer at Massif de Charlevoix, highlighted by a new eight-passenger high-speed gondola, four new trails, a novice area with its own chairlift and conveyor lift, as well as the expansion of the Quebec ski area’s … Continue reading New Gondola Highlights C$16 Million in Ski Resort Improvements at Le Massif
Kananaskis Valley (AB), Canada – Emily Brydon, who announced earlier this month her retirement from elite level ski racing, won Thursday’s GMC Canadian Championships super G at Nakiska Ski Area in Alberta by just 0.07 seconds to capture the tenth national title of her career.nBritt Janyk, of Whistler, British Columbia, a two-time winner of this … Continue reading Retiring Emily Brydon Wins Canadian Championships Super G Ski Race