By Derrick Knowles Maybe you are one of those people who started having dreams about skiing or snowboarding sometime in the summer. Or you got your boards tuned before the kids went back to school and bought your season pass back in April. If you fall into one of those early bird categories, you’re probably […]
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This winter, ski where the snow comes first. Ski Lookout gets more than 450 inches of annual snowfall, has easy access just off of I-90 and affordable lift tickets for the whole family. Ski Lookout Pass is your destination for skiing real natural snow all season long. More Terrain for Less With 1,023 skiable acres,
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Mountainfilm on Tour In Spokane to feature In-person Appearance by Christina Lustenberg and John Roskelley Photo by John Roskelley / Nameless Tower on the left and the ski route the team took off the top of Great Trango on the right. Mountainfilm on Tour returns to Spokane on Sept. 11 with a selection of inspiring
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By T. Ghezzi Cover photo courtesy of Jaymie Belknap Austin Visintainer, the kid from the “Kan,” is your 2025 Red Bull Heavy Metal St. Paul winner! Red Bull Heavy Metal is a single-day snowboarding contest featuring the world’s top street snowboarders. For the second time, it was held in Saint Paul, Minn., on the steps
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By Aaron Theisen Cover photo courtesy of Wheel Sport There’s a new way to ride the slopes this season. SNO-GO ski bikes, also known as ski bikes or snow bikes, mimic the motions of advanced skiers but are easy as riding a bike. SNO-GO ski bikes allow riders of all ages and abilities to experience the
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Here’s why you should get your pass to unlimited skiing and snowboarding at the best price now! Cover photo courtesy of 49 Degrees North Want to save hundreds of dollars while getting out on the snow even more next year? How about skipping the ticket window and never again questioning if it’s worth heading up
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Cover photo courtesy of Bri Loveall A new gear consignment shop is set to open in Spokane on the heels of the recent closure of Rambleraven. The Evergreen Gear Exchange, led by James and Abby Nisbet, will open at a location soon to be disclosed and will provide a curated collection of used gear for
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Head to the mountains in March and April for themed parties, comps, music, and sun on the snow Cover photo courtesy of Whitefish Mountain Resort By Bri Loveall The thought of spring skiing brings certain images to mind: the infamous pond skim, wild costume-themed parties, competitions resplendent with outdoor music and entertainment, and the thrill
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Cover photo courtesy of Shallan Knowles I’m just going to say it: winter sucks if you’re not into snowsports. I can only wax poetical for a short time on the watercolor-like afternoons that follow fresh snow before I’m pining for spring trails and garden boxes. I’ve spent whole winters trying to be patient; this winter
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By Amy McCaffree Cover photo courtesy of Amy McCaffree Most kids really don’t mind how cold the weather is as long as they’re staying dry and warm enough—and they should be able to withstand at least 30 minutes of outdoor activity when dressed appropriately for winter. But there are still a few tricks to creating
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