Skiing/Snowboarding

Photo by Paul Chisholm.

The Dog Days of Winter

As I approached the starting line, I quickly realized this race was unlike any I’d ever been to before. The competition was fierce. The conditions ...
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Photo by Jayne McLaughlin.

Mt. Spokane Cross-Country Ski Park Events

  The more-than 60 kilometers (37 miles) of trails at the Mt. Spokane Cross-Country Ski Park provide an abundance of opportunities for every level of ...
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Backcountry Film Festival

Film Festival Promotes Backcountry Fun and Education on Feb 1 The Backcountry Film Festival is all about celebrating the human-powered experience of recreating in the ...
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Photo of Asher Coleman at Mt. Spokane Progression Park by T. Ghezzi.

Local Resort Terrain Park Shake Down

All five of Spokane’s local resorts have multiple terrain parks that suit different levels of riders—thanks to behind-the-scenes “park crews” who hustle to make it ...
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Photo of ski bus.

Long Live the Ski Bus

Why would anyone climb into a cramped bus, awkwardly carrying objects with sharpened edges, unwieldy poles, helmets, and goggles while walking in big, clunky boots? ...
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Photo of heated ski boots.

Stuff I Want But Really Don’t Need

I totally got off easy during the post-Thanksgiving shopping freakiness this year, at least according to other chaps my age. I spent a whopping two ...
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Photo courtesy of Silver Mountain Resort.

Silver Mountain Backcountry Weekend

Two years ago I received a message from Willy Bartlett, the Silver Mountain marketing coordinator, telling me about the First Annual Uphill/Downhill race. The idea ...
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Photo by Gary Peterson.

Epic Lookout Powder Days

Lookout Pass, the ski area that spans both sides of the Idaho and Montana border in the Bitterroots Range, is known for major annual snowfall, ...
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Photo by Judd McCaffree.

Powder Magazine Lists Spokane as an Emerging Ski Town

The December 2017 issue of “Powder Magazine” recently reported that five ski resorts are “all within 70 miles [of Spokane] and the average season pass ...
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