Skiing/Snowboarding
First Tracks: The Season Starts Now
Laying down the first set of tracks on a pristine slope takes a bit of extra effort, mainly getting an early start to be first ...
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What’s Cooking at Your Local Ski Hill
Inland Northwest ski hills haven’t traditionally been celebrated for their culinary creativity (serving up great skiing has rightfully been the priority), but local resorts have ...
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Toyota Free Ski Fridays
Toyota drivers have eight opportunities to ski for free around the greater Inland Northwest this winter. Sponsored by Inland Northwest Toyota Dealers, Toyota Free Ski ...
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5 Signs You Are Becoming a Grumpy Old Skier
I had a rude awakening over the summer. There I was, deep in the bowels of our basement back room, rummaging for life jackets, ...
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Season’s Predictions
This is the time of year when we get the stoke going, and a big part of that is a discussion of the season predictions. ...
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Local Resort News
Expansion approvals, more on-mountain food and beverage options, new glades and runs, upgraded facilities, and more are in the works for skiers and snowboarders at ...
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Stay Warm, Go Slow, Save Money: Tips for Family Fun on the Mountain
Getting the whole family out on the slopes in the clean, cold mountain air is well worth the effort. These tips, pulled together and passed ...
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Learn to Ski: Local Lessons for Kids
49° North Multi-Week: Explorer, ages 5-6, and Adventurer, ages 7-13; group lessons for four consecutive Saturdays or Sunday. Little Nugget Signature private lesson: ages 2-6. ...
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Little Ripper: Breckon Mowry, Snowboarder & Lookout Pass Local
“I love going fast!” says 11-year-old Breckon Mowry, who will begin his 5th season of snowboarding this year. His parents, Cade and Desi, are both ...
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