Getting paid to dislodge dangerous boulders overhanging highways might be the coolest job on earth. Something so guttural about setting that much potential energy tumbling down a steep face. This rock scaling operation was conducted by Caltrans on the main route into the San Bernardino Mountains.
Here’s a sidedish of backcountry trundling in Allos, France:
Ever wondered why bridges sometimes have those signs that read, ‘BRIDGE ICES BEFORE ROADS’? It might (…)
The Friends of the Everglades shared the awesome video below. It shows a large Florida panther walking down a path within Everglades National (…)
The X Games knuckle huck competitions are easily my favorite to watch. The unique styles of tricks just keeps me (…)
Crystal Mountain, MI shared with their social followers that the ski resort’s first ever Mountain Manager, Keith Van Duzen, has passed (…)
Does it get more ritzy than this? (Video at bottom of page) Imagine telling a ski bum in small mountain- town America that you rode a huge (…)
Arapahoe Basin just raised $30,000 for victims of the devastating Marshall Fire that ripped through Boulder County, CO back in December. (…)
There aren’t too many songs about skiing out there, and this one isn’t either. You’ll see what I mean… 😂 Check out ‘Skiing (…)
Tyler Jankoski (@TylerJankoski) of NBC5 shared an awesome picture of Sugarbush that appears to be captured from space. Unclear if was taken (…)
Looking for an affordable ski home that’s right next to the slopes? For The Love of Old Homes posted a photo gallery on Friday of an (…)
