With the first official day of spring behind us there is still a ton of skiing to enjoy in Colorado but hiking season is just around the corner and The Forest Service says it’s difficult to predict how badly trails were damaged in this historic avalanche season. Some of your favorite routes may be closed and we just ask that you respect closures for your own safety and to maintain the integrity of the possible damaged trail system. Be part of the solution rather than the problem:
Occurred on April 13, 2019 / Val d’Aran, Spain “A huge avalanche almost buried me but I floated on top of it and (…)
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LAAX ski resort has issued its own blockchain cryptocurrency to encourage skiers to take an ownership stake through digital (…)
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