Poor gal covered in prickly “chollas” after taking a digger on her mountain bike without protection. Cylindropuntia is a genus of cacti, containing species commonly known as chollas, native to northern Mexico and the Southwestern United States. They are known for their barbed spines that tenaciously attach to skin, fur, and clothing.
Images from Mammoth Mountain’s webcam Mammoth Mountain, CA received its first snowfall of the season this morning. Mammoth closed (…)
Treeline Helicopters, Inc clears branches from trees near lift cables by using huge saw blades suspended by (…)
There’s a 30,000-acre working cattle ranch in Wyoming that also operates as a lodge and spa and they just bought up a nearby mountain (…)
I can’t believe that actually worked. Check out this kid up in Ontario throw a perfectly timed pass to a swooping bald eagle for a (…)
Not a bad advertisement for Tordrillo Mountain Lodge heli services if you have the skills to step to terrain like this. Check out Travis (…)
It’s time to get your winter stoke on! Save the date and get ready to kick off the season with Warren Miller’s 70th-anniversary film, (…)
The Finnish ski crew Real Skifi wanted to know if powder skis would work at a wakeboard park and I have to say the results are better than (…)
Effective Immediately Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Powers on Wind Iconic Wyoming Ski Area Moves to 100% Renewable (…)
