Making a Difference, Ski Style.
(Photo from Coombs Outdoors) Thanksgiving has come and gone, and our annual consumer binge-fest is...
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How the outdoor industry is stepping up to the Covid-19 crisis.
“When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look...
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Want your own private ski area? How about renting one? Here’s someone who did.
Have you ever wished you owned your own private ski area? Seriously, who hasn’t. But unless...
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Adventure Mamas: Redefining Motherhood.
I’ve never understood people who make grand pronouncements about how moms are supposed to behave. As far as I’m concerned, moms should be able to do anything they like. If they enjoyed doing stuff outdoors before they had kids, they should be able to enjoy the same things even after they’re moms.
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How a Community Saved a Small Ski Area: Mount Ascutney, Vermont
Whenever you drive around ski country, no matter what the state, you can’t help but encounter a defunct ski area or two. This is no surprise. Since the 1980’s, roughly 33% of ski areas in the US have gone out of business, and few have any hope of ever coming back. Sad, I know. Many of these were smaller, more affordable places that were great for families and beginners. They also provided something larger resorts generally lack: a measure of character and community involvement that goes to the heart of what skiing is all about.
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