Proof that skiers are too pampered - ESPN (blog)

ESPN (blog)

Proof that skiers are too pampered ESPN (blog) I go to ski resorts to stuff my face with powder; I couldn't care less about whether or not they serve sushi in the cafeteria. ... Resort-by-resort breakdown of on-mountain improvements for the 2010-2011 ski ...Examiner.com Utah ski resorts add amenitiesDaily Gleaner Utah ski resort offers dream jobGadling (blog) First Tracks -Powder Magazine (blog) -OnTheSnow.com all 18 news articles »

Vail Resorts unveils ski slope geolocation system - CNET (blog)

Ski Club of Great Britain

Vail Resorts unveils ski slope geolocation system CNET (blog) A few months before its five ski resorts open for the season, the Colorado-based Vail Resorts has unveiled a preview of something ... Vail Resorts Mobile App Lets Users Check In on the SlopesMarketing Vox News Colorado ski resorts piling on upgrades for 2010-11 seasonRealVail Resorts ease off new chairliftsAspen Times Utah Skier Online -MarketWatch (press release) -Vail Daily News all 203 news articles »

Earthquake in NZ triggers avalanches - PlanetSKI.eu

Los Angeles Times

Earthquake in NZ triggers avalanches PlanetSKI.eu The earthquake in New Zealand has affected the ski resorts with people woken in the night and dozens of avalanches triggered. No serious damage has been ... 7.4-magnitude earthquake hits New Zealand, widespread damage reportedSki Channel all 2,367 news articles »

Vail Resorts touts new technology - Summit Daily News

Vail Resorts touts new technology Summit Daily News DENVER — How does a ski resort company incorporate state-of-the-art technology without disrupting a business that revolves around the ... and more »

Utah ski resorts add amenities like the bubble chair, with warmed-up seats - The Canadian Press

The Canadian Press

Utah ski resorts add amenities like the bubble chair, with warmed-up seats The Canadian Press The changes at The Canyons, one of Park City's three ski resorts, highlight some of the biggest development projects or plans at Utah ski areas since the ... and more »

Colorado ski resorts should require helmets for kids - Denver Post

Colorado ski resorts should require helmets for kids Denver Post Colorado ski resorts have long displayed an abiding interest in safety, and a rule requiring helmets for children would be another example of that ... and more »

Snow falls in The Alps - PlanetSKI.eu

PlanetSKI.eu

Snow falls in The Alps PlanetSKI.eu The epicentre was just 44km away from some of the ski resorts and though it was felt by many skiers and snowboarders as it struck non-one was hurt and no ...

Sugarloaf to expand onto Burnt Mountain - NECN

Lewiston Sun Journal

Sugarloaf to expand onto Burnt Mountain NECN (NECN) - Ski season is right around the corner. Today, Sugarloaf ski resort in Maine announced plans that will make it the biggest ski area east of the ... Sugarloaf is adding ski terrain to vie for East's largest resortBoston Globe The ski and snowboard world at your keyboardFirst Tracks The East's New Beast? Sort OfSki Magazine (blog) Kennebec Journal all 116 news articles »

Manchester, Vt.: Much more than outlets and skiing - USA Today

USA Today

Manchester, Vt.: Much more than outlets and skiing USA Today Two major ski resorts are very close: Bromley and Stratton are less than 30 minutes away. Outdoor pursuits, including road and mountain cycling, hiking, ... and more »

Bill OKd to require ski helmets for kids - San Francisco Chronicle

Ski Channel

Bill OKd to require ski helmets for kids San Francisco Chronicle They said, however, that the bill requires ski resorts to post signs warning of the law. SB880 passed the Assembly last week 42-20, and was approved by the ... Ski Safety Bills Head To GovernorKCRA Sacramento Governor Schwarzenegger to decide on ski helmet laws, bills pass CA SenateSki Channel California Legislature Sends Ski Helmet Bill to GovernorFirst Tracks Sierra Sun all 57 news articles »

Mountain Resorts Take Renewable Energy To The Next Level

Several mountains are taking the next step and making significant investments in their own, on-site renewable energy projects.

Resorts still coping despite poor snowfalls.

Ski resort operators in the Snowy Mountains say they have managed to salvage the season despite the lowest snowfalls for more than two decades. Gary Grant from Perisher says visitor numbers will be down this year but the season has been saved by snow-making facilities.

Vail Resorts touts new technology

DENVER - How does a ski resort company incorporate state-of-the-art technology without disrupting a business that revolves around the natural world and environment? They do it seamlessly, so the guests barely even notice. Vail Resorts chief executive officer Rob Katz points to the company's history, long before he took over, as a leader in implementing technology that skiers and snowboarders can ...

Ski resorts fight to launch the winter season

Read t his report from snow forecasters Ski Info to learn a little more about which resort is set to land the honour of (unofficially) launching the 2010-2011 season.

Vail Resorts unveils ski slope geolocation system

As apps like Foursquare and Facebook Places permeate the mainstream, one ski resort operator is hoping that it can use similar tech to its advantage.

Help wanted! Ski Utah looking for Powderhound blogger

Help wanted! Ski Utah looking for Powderhound blogger By Lorem Ipsum The Salt Lake Tribune Updated Sep 3, 2010 10:55PM MDT How’s this for a side job? Ski Utah is looking for someone to blog once or twice a week this winter about skiing and boarding, presumably describing places they’ve been that will make readers’ mouths water. The pay? A Silver Pass good for 30 days at each of Utah’s 13 resorts ...

Utah Ski Areas Add Amenities Like Bubble Chair

Utah Ski Resorts Add Amenities Like The Bubble Chair, With Seats Warmed To 55 Degrees

Resorts ease off new chairlifts

ASPEN — Only a handful of Colorado ski resorts are adding new chairlifts or other shiny, new toys this year, but they are still investing millions of dollars in capital improvements.