Vermont’s Suicide Six’s is about to be “woken up” in an attempt to become politically correct. Suicide Six ski area will retire its name this summer due to its perceived negative connotation, a new name has already been determined and will be...
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Indy Pass Reaches 100 Resorts
The Indy Pass will now offer two free days of skiing, riding, and cross-country skiing at 100 resorts for winter 2022-23 with the addition of eight new partners—five alpine and three cross country—in the Upper Midwest, New England, and the Pacific...
Biggest snowfall in decades hits New Zealand
One of the biggest snowfalls in more than a generation has led to smiles and groans in the Queenstown Lakes area. The road remained closed on Tuesday between the Eastburn Gates and Cardrona until an avalanche assessment was completed for the summit...
Mt Aspiring National Park has new avalanche forecasting
This change alters both Wanaka and Queenstown forecasting regions but will allow for more tailored and clear forecasting.
Quebec Skier Visits up Three Percent
The preliminary results of the 34th Economic and Financial Study of Ski Areas show 6.3 million visits were recorded at Quebec ski areas during the 2021-22 winter season, an increase of three percent compared to 2020-21. That makes the 2021-22 season...
Summit at Snoqualmie releases 2030 Master Plan
Summit at Snoqualmie in Washington released their trail forward 2030 plan of investing in the future of their mountain. They wrote, “Summit 2030 is our vision for the future of your home mountain. Our trail forward is designed for our local...
Former Jay Peak President sent to Prison
Former Jay Peak, Vermont, president Bill Stenger, 73, was sentenced by a federal judge Thursday to serve 18 months in prison and pay $250,000 in restitution for his role in defrauding foreign investors that were part of the EB-5 program. Last...