All articles tagged as 'Ski Touring'


What More Could You Ask For?
November 24th, 2011 | By:  FemaleSkiBum | 13 Comments


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Editor's Note: Please welcome the FemaleSkiBum as she begins guest posting on FIS! We are excited to get her perspective, and welcome her to the world of FamousInternetSkiing! Look for more from her as she adventures around Killington and beyond! there are places in Vermontand I swear they existWhere there's no ... ...Read more


TR: High Pressure
January 3rd, 2011 | By:  Sam


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Allen, Brian, and I have been doing our best to make the most of a great weather situation over the last few days. Click on the photo for the full TR.


The Spine of Vermont
November 9th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 9 Comments


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On Sunday before the current mess (but after the last) Ben, KC and I headed up to check out some of the highest terrain in Vermont; along the spine of its ancient peaks. To call it unequivocally great snow is impossible. It was loud. Was it bad? No. Sun, low ... ...Read more


SPAM #2: Nunya Chute–Smuggler’s Notch, VT
September 22nd, 2010 | By:  Greg | 4 Comments


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It is a busy time of the year around here on FIS. We're finishing up our summer projects (both skiing and non-skiing related), we are starting a Gear Review series, winter weather is knocking on the door, and last but not least, our 2011 Ski Stoke Calendars are racing from ... ...Read more


SPAM #1: Flagstaff Peak–LCC, UT
September 15th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 4 Comments


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Time to start moving away from artsy-shmartzy summer camera swimming stuff, and get the boat directed toward winter. To this end, today we start the FIS SPAM (Single Photos AMalgamated) Series. To start off the series, we are revisiting Greg's trip to visit Porter in Utah in early January 2010. ... ...Read more

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