Banner Elk, NC – Those who wish to ski or ride any North Carolina ski area all day, every day this season will need two things: lots of free time, and the North Carolina Ski Areas Association (NCSAA) Gold Card. … Continue Reading ››
S. Hastings, MN – As a Minnesota native, ski racing superstar Lindsey Vonn knows something about the passion for skiing that’s fostered at numerous small ski hills dotting the Midwestern landscape. Vonn is returning to the Midwest this week to greet fans and aspiring ski racers, sign autographs, and talk about how any of the … Continue reading Lindsey Vonn to Visit Midwest Ski Areas This Weekend
Crystal Mountain, WA – Crystal Mountain will open for skiing and riding on Tuesday…for one day. (photo: Crystal Mountain) Crystal sold 75 lift tickets online on Monday to a lucky few who will pay $15 each for bragging rights. If you don’t already … Continue Reading ››
Park City, UT – Girls ages 9 to 19 will get a unique opportunity to train with Olympians Sunday, Oct. 6, as the popular Fast and Female clinic comes to the USSA Center of Excellence in Park City. The 2013 Fast and Female Park City Champ Camp will run from 1-5 p.m. with a variety … Continue reading Girls Can Train with Olympians
Landgraff, Netherlands – Ski cross star Kelsey Serwa, one of Canada’s best medal hopes for the 2014 Sochi Olympic Winter Games, made a successful return to snow last week in the unusual surroundings of an indoor ski facility in the Netherlands. The 24-year-old former world and X Games champion from Kelowna, British Columbia, is on … Continue reading Ski Cross Star Serwa Back on Snow
Park City, UT – On Thursday, the Will and Jean Pickett Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame inducted four new members into its honored ranks. A capacity crowd attended the event held at the Alf Engen Ski Museum in Park City. This year’s honorees are Dean Perkins, Alan Schoenberger, the late Dr. Robert Smith, and LeRoy Schultz, all of … Continue reading Four New Members Inducted Into Intermountain Ski Hall of Fame
Loveland Pass, CO – With cold temperatures settling in over the Colorado Rockies over the weekend, two ski resorts on either side of the Continental Divide began snowmaking operations, vying for the title of the first ski area to open in the state. Loveland Ski Area got the jump on neighbor Arapahoe Basin by a … Continue reading PHOTOS: Snowmaking Begins in Colorado
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