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Looking to save some bucks this winter? Head up to Shawnee Peak. The Bridgeton, Maine ski area has some awesome deals for families, couples, friends – you name it. Full Article
16th January 2007
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A bull rider knows very little fear, so slapping on a pair of skis should be nothing compared to saddling up to a raging, massive bucking beast. The bull and bronc cowboys from the National Western Stock Show in Denver made their annual trek to the slopes of Steamboat again for the 33rd Annual Bud Light Cowboy Downhill. Full Article
16th January 2007
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Snowfall at Whistler Blackcomb reached record highs this month and the mountain is already close to beating it's annual snowfall average with 877 centimetres or 345 inches of snow falling in Whistler this season. According to available data, is the most the resort has seen by this time in January ever. The previous record was 827 centimetres by January 31 in 1992.
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16th January 2007
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The first superpipe of the season in the Tahoe area made its debut last week at Boreal. The 450-foot-long, 18 ½-foot-high pipe, which is groomed twice daily and whose 15-degree walls qualify it as "an Olympic-caliber terrain-park feature," is awaiting skiers and snowboarders on the Race Course Run. Full Article
16th January 2007
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Despite the mild weather, Canada's Mont Tremblant has fired up its arsenal of 912 snow guns and opened up 66 trails for skiing this past weekend. With colder temperatures predicted for the coming week, and perhaps some natural snow as well, snowmaking activity should continue full tilt to give skiers and riders summit to base terrain as well as coverage on the north side Snowpark. Full Article
16th January 2007
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It was a cold, raucous weekend in Sun Valley for the first stop on the Honda Ski Tour. "We probably had 5000 people here to watch the skier cross on Saturday," says Sun Valley spokesperson Jack Sibbach. "People were loving it."
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16th January 2007
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After losing a few trails over the weekend due to rain, Wisp Resort is again enjoying some of the best snowfall in the Mid-Atlantic region. The mountain could see up to four inches by the end of the day. Full Article
16th January 2007
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A hazardous weather outlook has road crews bracing for the worst in North Carolina and Cataloochee Ski Area looking for a reprieve from unseasonably warm temperatures. The thermometer at the Maggie Valley mountain already shows a drop of almost 25 degrees from 53 to 29 over the past 24 hours. Full Article
16th January 2007
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While no natural snow is expected, Bryce Resort is hoping a cold front moving in today will at least drop temperatures enough to re-start their snow guns. The guns have remained dormant since early last week. Full Article
16th January 2007
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Martin Luther King holiday weekend brought storms across Colorado and Utah followed by frigid temperatures. Southern Colorado was pounded! Wolf Creek had four feet of snow over the holiday weekend alone. Full Article
16th January 2007
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The snow drought in the Northeast is turning into an economic disaster for many ski areas. Several in Upstate New York are turning to the state Emergency Management Office to help get them federal help. Full Article
16th January 2007
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Deer Valley has had the best of the best bumping the slopes for the Chevrolet Freestyle International World Cup. The snow is so good in Utah that Deer Valley offered to hold an additional World Cup aerial event, due to warm temperatures at Lake Placid, NY. Full Article
15th January 2007
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It's frigid and frosty in Colorado and Utah! With the cold came some fresh powder to the slopes in both states. Nick Como with Solitude says they've had fun playing in the snow. Full Article
15th January 2007
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With on again, off again temperatures mostly off again, New Jersey riders were smiling at the colder temperatures and re-appearance of snow this week. Yep, so resorts including Hidden Valley got the magical mountain crews back behind the snow guns. HV eyes Friday for a re-opening and better times for the Ski Wee Carnival planned for Sunday. Full Article
15th January 2007
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Talk about making the most of your conditions, Perfect North this Monday was bemoaning another wet day in the lower Midwest, but they made the most of it. They were hanging in there and remained open for skiing, snowboarding and snowtubing from 9:30am-9:30pm; one of the only resorts to remain open daily through this prolonged warm spell. Full Article
15th January 2007
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Martin Luther King holiday weekend brought storms across Colorado and Utah followed by frigid temperatures. Southern Colorado was pounded! Wolf Creek had four feet of snow over the holiday weekend alone. Full Article
15th January 2007
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What a more nostalgic way to travel to a ski hill than by train! For the rest of this winter, you can hop aboard the new express weekend train to zip from Edmonton to Jasper's slopes. Full Article
15th January 2007
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This email was sent to Jim Quimby, head of Mountain Operations at Saddleback, Maine. The picture is a buddy of his. Since the message the bunker of the sender was hit. Sgt. James, the soldier in the picture, was not hurt - but men in his unit were. Full Article
15th January 2007
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Having a hard time busting open the piggy bank for $79 lift tickets to Deer Valley? Drop into REI, Utah Ski and Golf, Canyon Sports or Ski n' See in downtown Salt Lake City for $62 ticket vouchers through the end of January. Full Article
15th January 2007
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Belleayre Mountain gets its giddy on with its patented Winter Festival Week, which launches Saturday and doesn't stop, uh, for a week. Smack in the middle of it are weekdays filled with $10 lift tickets. Full Article
15th January 2007
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