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?
Lead Photo Credit: Wildhorn Outfitters One of the unexpected side effects of the Coronavirus pandemic has been the increased (…)
Lead Photo Credit: The Bartenders Box If there is one thing that is for certain, it’s that the pandemic has left it’s (…)
When it comes to skiing powder there are so many great options to choose from. Resorts in Utah boast the “best snow on earth,” the (…)
Japanese anime meets the slopes and things get really weird really quick. This bizarre scene from the anime series Gin Tama created by (…)
It’s become a yearly tradition for Chelsea Handler to celebrate her birthday by taking a ski run in the buff. Last year she went (…)
“I heard you slip and look like a dickhead I aint no dickhead I heard you have to sleep in a shallet What’s a shallet? (…)
“We have 40 rooms where we can sleep.” Kinda creepy/kinda awesome…how’d you fair living in a haunted ski resort (…)
Dig these classic Land Rover Defender overland conversions done by the small German company Entreq. Have to acknowledge people usually either (…)
Always been a proponent of backing in the car before a storm but hadn’t heard the term “combat parking” (…)
