Goodbye, Paper Trail Maps.
Have you ever put your hand in the pocket of a ski jacket you haven’t worn for a while and...
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Tag: Environment
A chat with Nikki Champion, Utah Avalanche Forecaster
Thanks largely to COVID-19, backcountry skiing promises to be bigger than ever this year. This is hardly a surprise. In the backcountry, there’s no social distancing, capacity limitations, or reservation requirements. You don’t need an EPIC or an IKON pass.
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There’s a good chance this will be a La Niña year. Here’s what that means.
(Photo credit: NOAA. Thermal satellite image of La Nina, 2007) It’s nearly October, so the...
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Mother Nature’s Cage Match: Hurricanes vs. Blizzards
Those of us who live in the east are keeping a careful eye on Isaias. While it’s been...
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The summer solstice and what it means for skiers.
(Photo credit: Time Magazine) I’m sure you’ve noticed: the days have gotten a lot...
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