Skiing/Snowboarding
First Tracks: Never Too Old
Taking ski or snowboard lessons as an intermediate-level skier isn’t all that common, even though any chairlift ride will give you a bird’s-eye view of ...
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Backcountry Film Festival
The Backcountry Film Festival is produced each year by Winter Wildlands Alliance as a celebration of the human-powered winter experience, and a gathering place for ...
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The Sweet, Sunny North
Catch some rays at Sun Peaks Resort this winter By Aaron Theisen for SnowSeekers.ca Vitamin D-deficient skiers—and in the Inland Northwest, that’s most of us—have ...
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15 Favorite Mountain Events
With five ski mountains close to Spokane, Coeur d’Alene, and Sandpoint, there is no shortage of snow happenings to choose from. Here are a few ...
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Old-School Ski Tricks
As an old-school ski racer who grew up with skinny skis, tight pants, and bad hair, I admit I am at a loss when ...
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Cranbrook: Best Kept Secret
Put this ski base camp on your radar this winter By Aaron Theisen for SnowSeekers.ca On the Powder Highway of southeast British Columbia’s Kootenay Rockies, ...
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10 Signs You Have Too Many Skis
I should probably preface this column by sharing a simple fact: I hate getting rid of skis. Yeah, sure, us skiing folk might make light ...
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A Ski Tuning Tutorial
Tuning means something different to every skier or snowboarder, but the basic idea is the same: boards should ride better after a tune up. This ...
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The Hoskinson Family
Saying the Hoskinson family enjoys skiing is an understatement—skiing runs in their blood. Father Paul, brothers Evan and Robert, and Robert’s son Anders make up ...
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