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It has been a long time coming, but Massanutten Resort will be completely open for the first time all season tomorrow. After nine days of cold weather and continuous snow-blowing, the Mcgaheysville, Va., area has gone from zero skiable terrain to a full roster of greens, blues and blacks. Full Article
30th January 2007
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After continuous snowfall, Wisp Resort is almost at 100 percent with 30 out of 32 trails open for skiing and riding. The openings include all of the mountain's blue and black terrain. Full Article
30th January 2007
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Old Man Winter is in Breckenridge. That's the winning sculpture in this year's Budweiser Select International Snow Sculpture Championship, a creation of Team Oregon. The sculpture is of an older man reflecting on his life with a satisfied grin. Thousands of spectators watched as 14 teams from six countries participated in the event, now in its 17th year. Full Article
30th January 2007
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One of four U.S. resorts that permit only skiers on their hills, Taos Ski Valley still advertises themselves as 100 percent snowboard free. "Skiers come here because we don't have snowboarding," says Marketing Director Adrianna Blake, "but we still have jibber terrain." Full Article
29th January 2007
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Two top-flight snowboard competitions - the U.S. Grand Prix and the junior-circuit Revolution Tour - will be contested on successive weekends at Mt. Bachelor. Full Article
29th January 2007
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Catch some of the world's best big-mountain skiers careen down chutes, bounce off ledges and catch big air on Feb. 14-17 at the Squaw Valley Freeskiing Open, the second stop of the Subaru U.S. Freeskiing Series. Full Article
29th January 2007
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With Jackson Hole's new proposed tram nearly doubling uphill capacity, state and federal agencies voiced concerns due to dwindling bighorn sheep populations. But last week, Bridger-Teton National Forest officials approved the new plans. Full Article
29th January 2007
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Everything telemarking is descending on Bear Valley for its annual Telemark Festival. The annual Bear Valley Telemark Festival has evolved into one of the most popular gatherings of its kind in the Sierra, with some 300 free-heelers expected to attend the Feb. 9-11 event. Full Article
29th January 2007
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Timberline Four Seasons Resort has enjoyed a heavy dumping of natural snow the past few days and continues to blow as much man-made snow as possible. Temperatures have remained cold since just after MLK weekend allowing the mountain to open new trails as fast as Old Man Winter can paint them white.
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26th January 2007
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The Oakley Freestyle Festival is coming to Wisp Jan. 27 and 28 with a ton of events for skiers and riders. Novices to the terrain park can participate in clinics instructed by pros teaching the art of the rail slide and other freestyle tricks. Full Article
24th January 2007
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Idaho's Tamarack resort recently opened the state's first SuperPipe. Dubbed the Hells Canyon pipe, the newly carved kicker is 450-feet long and has 18-foot high walls.
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23rd January 2007
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Alta offers some free time on the slopes every day, on the Sunnyside lift. It's called Ski Free After 3, which means you can take some turns off the Sunnyside lift from 3 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. That's where you'll find the long, gentle slopes of Albion Basin, which is perfect for beginners and kids learning to ski. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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As part of Crystal Mountain's yearlong 50th Anniversary celebration they are offering five lift tickets for $50 this Friday, January 26 and a special lodging package for Thursday night. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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Alaska plays host to the Western Region FIS U.S. Nationals Qualifying in two Downhill and Super Giant Slalom races this week. Competitors are vying for spots in the U.S. National Alpine Skiing Championships to be held at Alyeska later this year.
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23rd January 2007
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You can catch artists in action in downtown Breckenridge right now. The frigid cold is the perfect way to compete for ice sculpting teams who are traveling to Colorado from around the world. They'll carve and chisel, shape and sculpt for the International Snow Sculpture Championships, now through January 28. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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It has been a world of white in Denver this winter, as the Front Range city has been unseasonably pounded with snow. Denver is taking advantage of plenty of powder by building a terrain park, with the help of Denver-owned Winter Park Resort. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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The best boarders were busting down Beaver Creek last weekend, for the Jeep King of the Mountain Skiing and Snowboarding World Professional Championships. Americans Lindsey Jacobellis and Seth Wescott took first place for the second year in a row. The U.S. men swept the podium at Beaver Creek. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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A Connecticut developer has purchased Lake Placid's highly lauded The Whiteface Lodge Resort & Spa, the luxury resort that opened in 2005. Stamford, Conn., developer T-Rex Capital , which develops residential, commercial and government properties throughout the United States, announced Tuesday it purchased The Whiteface Lodge in Lake Placid for an undisclosed price. Full Article
23rd January 2007
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In this winter of little snowfall in New England some skiers have fallen victim to the "no snow in my backyard" syndrome. Well, Mt. Snow wants to see what is in your backyard – then compare it to what's in their backyard, i.e. on the slopes. Full Article
22nd January 2007
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The bar TV isn't the only place to see NFL cheerleaders. At Angel Fire this weekend, you can sidle up to Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders who are filling in for ticket checkers. Full Article
22nd January 2007
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