Lo siento to all of our Spanish speaking readers who winced at the headline but if you’ve spent anytime in Andes as a foreign skier you most likely have used the “mucho” followed by an adjective in your native language to describe your surroundings.
Loving the pageantry and unique traditions at Cerro Catedral. Where else would you see a statue of the Virgin Mary paraded in an open air army jeep at the base of a ski lift?
Canadian Olympic skier Alex Beaulieu-Marchand came up with a funky new grab and it needs naming. Any suggestions? I’m thinking (…)
Full disclosure its just a body kit to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Citroën Type H but its a really cool look for a mini land (…)
A defunct resort located in northern New Hampshire’s Dixville Notch, Balsams Resort is a luxury ski area featuring an iconic old (…)
Will Smith auditioned for a reboot of the Vin Diesel classic “XXX” over the weekend. The Fresh Prince star (…)
The inventor of the telemark binding Sondre Norheim died in obscurity in rural Denbigh, North Dakota. Considered by many as the father of (…)
Interesting tact Whistler took on this new ad reuniting 3 ski bums 20 years on down the line. Bittersweet to see your high altitude days (…)
As winter approaches and our collective patience wains, its best to stay busy and get squared away for opening day. One worthwhile (…)
Salomon TV is back for yet another season of ski escapism. We are less than 2 months from the start of (…)
