Skiing/Snowboarding

How Advanced Ski Runs Are Named 

Cover photo courtesy of Silver Mountain Resort By Brad Northrup  There is a special kind of malice baked into the names of advanced ski runs, ...
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Girls Gone Metal 

Cover photo courtesy of Mt Spokane Ski and Snowboard By T. Ghezzi  The tow rope in the Mt. Spokane Terrain Park has been a game changer ...
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DON’T GIVE US THE COLD SHOULDER:

DISCOVER THE SWEET SPOT BETWEEN SUN & SNOW  By Melissa Thompstone  Cover photo courtesy of Ashley Voykin As the snow melts and the trails dry, most mountain ...
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Spring Season Pass Sales Are On Here’s why now is the best time to lock in next winter on the slopes. 

Cover photo courtesy of Silver Mountain There are still plenty of ways to make the most of what’s turning out to be a snowy spring season—March powder ...
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Chase the Spring Snow Festivals, Races and Pond Skims Across the Region 

By Amy McCaffree  Cover photo courtesy of Silver Mountain Sunny spring conditions and frequent March and April storms often deliver some of the best days of the ...
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Honoring a Mountain Legacy at 49 Degrees North 

Cover photo courtesy of David Zalewski For the second year in a row, 49 Degrees North Mountain Resort is partnering with three local elementary schools to offer ...
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“Famous Potatoes: Caution Terrain” Ski Film Debuts in CDA 

By Logan Siegford Cover photo courtesy of Potato Boys In this little area of the Inland Northwest that we call home, we rarely get recognized ...
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More Than a Lesson 

What I learned at a women’s ski clinic   By Bri Loveall  Cover photo courtesy of Bri Loveall Here’s how I learned to ski: when I ...
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Raising Little Rippers: Tips for Getting Kids Started on Snow 

Cover photo courtesy of Bri Loveall Introducing kids to skiing or snowboarding starts long before their first chairlift ride. The best way to build excitement ...
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