La Niña (the ‘little girl’ in spanish) is an oceanic phenomenon that delivered western North America the coldest and snowiest winter anyone can remember. It also makes this episode of Salomon Freeski TV the deepest one yet. According to all climate predictions, she’s back for the 2011/12 season. We hope you like your powder deep!
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South Dakota Ski Resort Planning To Expand
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VIDEO: Skier Miraculously Survives Falling Off 150 Foot Cliff
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Diamond Peak Ski Resort Extends Season Into May
Another Lake Tahoe ski resort has extended its season. 2News reports that Diamond Peak Ski Resort in Incline Village, Nevada announced that (…)
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Gwyneth Paltrow Attorneys Employ CGI Animation To Help Jury Understand Crash
I’ve definitely pictured this now famous 2016 crash at Deer Valley Resort in my mind’s eye but now have a much clearer idea of what it (…)
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WATCH: Sundance Resort, One Of The Last Independent Ski Resorts In Utah
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