You can picture the guy with black knee socks, sandals and a bucket hat combing the nation’s beaches for lost treasure but have you ever seen a guy walking around heavily trafficked areas of a ski resort in the spring looking for items lost in snow during the winter?
Great hobby for those who are so inclined for a couple reasons: it’s great exercise, potentially profitable and helps keep our resorts clean. Props to this guy.
I had no idea a raft you can fit your backpack could stand up to this kind high impact paddling. I don’t think you’d want to go too big with (…)
Featured Image Credit: Adam Fehr/Ski Utah ^Arapahoe Basin, 6/1/19. Photo: Matt Lorelli Most people don’t go skiing (…)
I’m thinking if you got into a conga line groove you could synchronize maneuver this setup downhill with remarkable (…)
“We found a car with a free sign in the canyons of Colorado while on a snowboarding trip with my friends. We got it (…)
^Lenawee Lift. Courtesy: Arapahoe Basin/Ian Zinner The US Forest Service has approved Arapahoe Basin’s request to replace the (…)
I know mistakes can be made in the chaos of catching a wave but I think this South Australian local’s theft was on porpoise. Reports are (…)
Not gonna lie, riding knee deep powder on a bike seems like a waste but these E-Mountain bikes from Scott are looking prettay sweet. (…)
Ladies and gentlemen, we got him. Is there anything more hipster than proving you can absolutely rip some 195cm edgeless cross country skis (…)
^Courtesy: FACEBOOK/Red Lodge Mountain Mid-to-late-April can be a sad time for many ski areas across the country. The snow is (…)
“The fresh spring air cleaning his ginger skin. He spreads his wings in a display of dominance rarely seen in (…)
