While it comes as no surprise that real estate in picturesque Summit County, Colorado is fetching top dollar, Summit County leaders say the housing crisis is hitting the community harder than it has in decades.
Skiers, snowboarders, and tourists in general flock to these desirable areas, driving up demand for housing but without wage increases that coincide with rising rent costs, many local families are facing relocation.
After a capital-intensive 2022 offseason, Alterra, which sells the Ikon Pass, is doubling down on improving its ski resorts. Today, the (…)
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One of Africa’s only ski resorts won’t operate its ski lifts this winter, and the reason why is shrouded in mystery. On March 9th, (…)
Hard to get an estimate of how far these snowboarders fell from this highly distorted fisheye footage but I’m thinking it was from a (…)
Finland LOVES saunas. Like, 3 million saunas for a population of 5.5 million people kind (…)
“The Base strives to be a resort that cultivates the art of mountain living. From sunrise to sunset, all guests will be (…)
Vermont legend Betsy Pratt, former owner of Mad River Glen, passed away on Friday, March 17, at the age of 95. According to a Facebook (…)
Got to love a ski patrol with a good sense of humor. Thanks to Redditor huckl3b3rry for sharing this hilarious sign posted at the top (…)
