Talk about an idyllic upbringing, just ask Reine Barkered about growing up in town of less than 500 people on the footsteps of some of the best skiing in his home country Sweden. With 100k of wilderness in every direction Reine had plenty of room for activities and although he travelled the world many times over as a professional skier, he is always drawn back to family “farm” and the serenity of the Scandinavian high country.
After years of waiting, Colorado’s famous Casa Bonita restaurant is planning to reopen under new owners this May. In case you haven’t (…)
Traffic is one of the most hated factors in skiing. Resorts often sit in areas with only a few (or sometimes just one) access roads, so one (…)
Sledding is easily one of the most accessible winter activities. You just need some winter clothing, a hill, and something to slide on, (…)
Every so often Travis Rice drops a new edit and it makes you remember that man behind the Natural Selection Tour, the designer of the wildly (…)
In recent years, Lake Tahoe has been dealing with a variety of issues, including a housing crunch, wildfires, and traffic. Sherry (…)
Start spreading the news, because New York City needs some snow. CBS News New York reports that the Big Apple has yet to see measurable (…)
Kruger National Park in South Africa is one of Africa’s largest game reserves. The park features lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants, (…)
We have a classic skier vs. ski patrol situation on our hands. The video shows a skier ducking a rope at Mt. Sunapee, NH, a Vail Resort’s (…)
