Original post by brule and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 3:32 AM CST
February 1st, 2008
ODI grips have landed and will be in good hands for 2008
Kelowna - Bike Club Meeting, Wednesday February 6th, 2008
Original post by brule and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 3:32 AM CST
Billy Lewis - Pimp or Playa?
Original post by spoiledgoods and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 4:08 AM CST
Backcountry Snowcat Skiing Adventures in Idaho’s Payette National Forest
McCall, ID - Idaho’s Brundage Mountain Resort near McCall has opened its 2008 backcountry snowcat skiing operation to enthusiastic reviews.
Original post by the Wootang and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 6:00 AM CST
Coldsmoke II Backcountry Skiing Festival Returns to Whitewater
Nelson (BC), Canada - The second annual Cold Smoke Festival, a backcountry skiing extravaganza centered around powder-filled Nelson and nearby Whitewater Resort February 22nd through 25th will feature the return of freeskiing legend Eric Pehota.
Original post by the Wootang and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 6:00 AM CST
Glade and Powder Clinics Reveal the Secrets of Jay Peak This Ski Season
Jay, VT - With perhaps the most liberal boundary-to-boundary skiing policy in New England, plus nearly 17 feet of natural snow in just about two months earlier this season, Vermont’s Jay Peak Resort continues to encourage skiers and riders to learn how to ski gladed and wooded terrain enthusiastically, but with safety always at the forefront.
Original post by the Wootang and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 6:00 AM CST
Stratton to Host U.S. Open After Party on Terrain That Will Challenge the Pros
Stratton Mountain, VT - Stratton Mountain has served as home to snowboarding’s U.S. Open for more than 20 years. During that time, the event has grown from a somewhat obscure event into the biggest snowboard celebration of the year. And now for the first time ever, Stratton will allow the public to access the same superpipe and terrain park the U.S. Open riders compete in.
Original post by the Wootang and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 6:00 AM CST
Bolton Valley Opens Vermont’s Only Burton Progression Park
Bolton, VT - Following months of planning and weeks of intense snowmaking and snow sculpting, Bolton Valley Resort last month opened VermontÂ’s first and only Burton Progression Park and an additional medium and large park for advanced skiers and riders. The parks were constructed by Snow Park Technologies (SPT), builders of parks for the XGames, US Open and world-renowned Northstar-at-Tahoe parks in California. Bolton is one of only four SPT park resorts in the East and the only one in Vermont.
Original post by the Wootang and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 6:00 AM CST
Top Minds Gather for 2010 Winter Games Ceremonies Symposia
Vancouver, BC – Over 100 respected leaders in Canada’s artistic scene, representing some of the country’s most influential artists, cultural and theatrical practitioners, directors, writers, designers and community leaders, will gather in Vancouver over the course of the next three weekends – starting February 1 to 4 – to participate in six Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games Ceremonies Symposia. Designed to ensure the Opening and
Original post by Vancouver2010.com and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 12:00 AM CST
January Ends with a Flurry of Snow at Whistler Blackcomb
18cm of Snow Fell Last Day of January, Bringing Month Snowfall Total to 264cm. January was a mix of snow and sun (but mostly snow), drawing sun worshipers and powder hogs to the slopes of Whistler Blackcomb. The average snowfall in January is 209cm which was hit on the 15th of this month. In total, January received 264cm of snow.
Original post by Vancouver2010.com and software by Elliott Back
Posted by as General Posts at 12:00 AM CST