
ski travel
The great thing about gravity is that no matter which way you point your skis; you'll always slide downhill. Without such fundamentals of nature, we'd still be skiing in erratic circles to nowhere, lost in the unrestrained alpine terrain that makes up Davos/Klosters Mountains, Switzerland.
( categories: travel-articles | davos | royal family | ski resorts | ski travel | skiing | switzerland )
When pigs can fly, will all the crazy statements people have made over the years come true? More importantly, if billy goats could fly, would they all migrate to Verbier, Switzerland for the winter to join the lucky ones already there?
( categories: travel-articles | big mountain skiing | ski europe | ski travel | switzerland | verbier )
They say the grass is always greener on the other side of the fence. But what I wanted to know was why there was any grass at all? Grass skiing has it's moments, don't get me wrong, but a whole winter of it leaves a bit to be desired. Watching the reports of big winter storms bashing Austria and North East Switzerland was tough to cope with. Then as the stories and photos of deeeeep pow came rolling in, it was time to get over there and see for ourselves.
( categories: travel-articles | austria | freeride | ski austria | ski travel | skiing | spring | st anton )
By: Jon Faulknor & Tyler Gigg Photos: Jon Faulknor
It's February 5th 2005. It's been raining for the past 2 weeks here in Whistler. This is the Longest down time I have ever had in my skiing Life. Talk About depressing. I'm not the only one feeling this. Myself, and two local Whistler Skiers, Alex Vu from Head Tyrolia-Carrera and Tyler Gigg from Salomon started checking out different ski resort web sites searching for snow and nothing looked promising at all, until we hit Powder King resort, located 2 hours north of the infamous logging town of Prince George. 120cms in the past 7 days read the snow report. That was all we needed to see.
( categories: travel-articles | powder king | powder skiing | ski british columbia | ski travel | tyler gigg )
Words: Jamie Bond, Photos: Jordan Manley
An old wise man once said that at any given day of the year, it is snowing somewhere on the earth. What he forgot to mention is that more often than not... that place is Shames Mountain, BC. Or maybe he didn't forget, but rather 'neglected to mention' the name of the place. We'd love to keep it a secret too, but could we really do that to our fellow skiers stranded at closed resorts throughout BC? Hmmmmmm, damn we're too nice.
( categories: travel-articles | backcountry skiing | deep powder | northern bc travel | shames mountain | ski travel )





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