The Importance of Chilling | 18 & Under January 2013
January 9th, 2013 | by Madeline Murray-Clasen
Frank Willis was 10 years old when he was selected by Burlington’s King Street Center to participate in Chill, a
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The Gnarly 10 | We Dared to Name the Toughest Trails in the Northeast. Put These on Your Bucket List, and Curse Us When You’re Crying Uncle
January 9th, 2013 | by Leslie Wright
The French have a term for climbs in bike races that are so insanely steep and difficult they can’t be
Combining Work and Play | 18 & Under December 2012
November 28th, 2012 | by Vermont Sports
On the weekends, it isn’t unusual to find your local ski resort packed with enthusiastic, young skiers, but in Central
Let’s Make a Deal | Get out on the Slopes—and Stay in Your Budget
November 28th, 2012 | by Paul McMorris
As always, we’ve found some great lift ticket deals for you this season, from $1 for a day of skiing to
Splitsville | New Backcountry Gear for 2012–13 Shares the Love Among Skiers and Riders
October 29th, 2012 | by Brian Mohr and Emily Johnson
While backcountry skiing gear has been evolving by leaps and bounds in recent years, splitboards, or snowboards that separate into
Alternative Energy, Foreign Investments, and More Snowmaking | What’s New and Improved at Vermont’s Ski and Ride Areas
October 29th, 2012 | by Paul McMorris
Vermont’s Alpine ski areas have been working overtime this summer stringing up four new lifts, building two new lodges, cutting
Skinning Dipping | Resorts Respond to the Growing Interest in Uphill Travel
October 29th, 2012 | by Peter Wadsworth
Skinning was once a niche activity practiced only by adventurous backcountry skiers seeking out uncrowded powder slopes far from the
Bolton’s Big Deal | The Heat Is On To Save Bolton’s Backcountry
October 26th, 2012 | by Sarah Galbraith
Like many other outdoor enthusiasts, my heart sank when I heard the news: the 1,161-acre tract of land known among
Pearcervearance | How a Vermont Snowboarder’s Optimism and Determination Got Him Back on His Board
April 1st, 2012 | by Madeline Murray-Clasen
Prior to his accident, the world believed that Vermont’s Kevin Pearce would be an Olympic star. Within a matter of
Board and Bred | Empyreal and PowderJets Bring Snowboard Manufacturing Back Home
February 20th, 2012 | by Sarah Tuff
If it were a different sort of winter—say, with piles of fluffy white stuff on the shores of Lake Champlain—entrepreneur