All articles tagged as 'Early Season skiing'


Laying Tracks
October 6th, 2011 | By:  Porter Haney | 15 Comments


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It's funny, you move around all summer. Hiking, biking, and climbing.  You make a lot of smiles, beautiful pictures, and wonderful memories. But, if you look back up at the mountain you'd be hard pressed to find any physical evidence that you'd just had a glorious day enjoying her presence. That ... ...Read more


Solidly Mediocre!
December 4th, 2010 | By:  Ben | 13 Comments


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This week has been a trying one for a skier in the Northeast. Just a few days ago we endured temperatures in the 50s and rains edging toward Biblical status. This one hurt especially hard since it came only a few days after things were looking up. Anyway, winter has ... ...Read more


SPAM #8: Spine Time for a SPAM
November 10th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 3 Comments


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What does "Spine Time for a SPAM" mean anyway? Who knows, but I dare you to try to say it ten times fast. When you're done, get ready for an FIS two-fer SPAM. This week we're broadcasting from the top of Vermont's piste (north of Route 125). We already filed ... ...Read more


TR: Huntington Ravine 12/22/09, Central, Diagonal, and my new 7D (HD Video Inside!)
December 26th, 2009 | By:  Allen | Comment


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Ben and I had a great day in the whites just before Christmas. I also got to play around with an awesome new toy. Click on the picture to see the full TR


TR: Le Massive “Big Flake” Run
October 25th, 2009 | By:  Greg


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We visited our neighbors-to-the-north when we heard from our source that they had received a shipment of "snow". Click the picture or here to read more.

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