The Steamboat snow stake at 8am on Saturday, June 22nd, 2019. Steamboat photo.
In yet another dispatch from Colorado's endless winter, Steamboat Springs received nearly two feet of fresh snow between Friday, June 21st, 2019 and the following morning. Avid astrologists will note that June 21st is the Summer Solstice, AKA the longest day of the year, as well as the official first day of summer. While such late season storms aren't entirely unheard-of, it's certainly enough of a surprise to make us consult our star-signs. Mine said "Don't put those skis away yet, buster."
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In addition to dropping significant snow on Steamboat, the storm also dropped enough snow on Beartooth Pass between Wyoming and Montana to close the highway from Thursday evening until Sunday afternoon. The Pass is now open to traffic.
Mammoth Mountain Terrain Park. Photo: Mammoth Mountain It’s the height of summer: beaches, bonfires and sunbathing abound. But you’re a ski bum, and you don’t like any of those things; you want to be on the mountain. So here we are, serving your addiction to getting pulled down hills of frozen water by gravity - you weirdo. We’re enablers, we know, but we don’t really care, so here are the two ski resorts in the U.S. you can still get your fix. Mammoth
Lindsey Vonn: The Final Season Coming November 2019
Lindsey Vonn: The Final Season Coming November 2019
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Linsdey Vonn after winning Olympic gold in Vancouver. Wikimedia photo. Teton Gravity Research is thrilled to announce the upcoming release of , a HBO Sports documentary produced in partnership with TGR. The film traces Vonn's journey from her childhood in Minnesota till her final race in Åre, Sweden, this past February. It will debut on HBO on November 26th, 2019, and will also be available on HBO's streaming platforms. The unprecedented access that we were given absolutely has made this film
Black bear at Omni Mount Washington Resort. Photo: Omni Mount Washington Resort You probably think that you’re pretty classy. You bought your tux for your prom ten years ago, planning to return it, but after Sally Johnson had too much of the punch at pre-prom and spilled an entire plate of lasagna on you, the shop refused to take it back. Now, it hangs in your closet, baptized by an aging red stain that somehow still smells of that fateful night. But you’ll be damned if you let it go to