Skiing & Snowboarding

Magazine articles on skiing and snowboarding.

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High on Adventure February 2003 Cahn et al.	Hut-to-Hut Cross-Country Skiing Tag-A-Long Expeditions carefully developed a hut-to-hut ski route that allows you to play in the beautiful La Sal Mountains, with terrain perfect for both cross-country and telemark skiing. The undeveloped character of this mountain range gives you the ultimate in a backcountry ski adventure.
Outside January 2003 Jenny Dubin	Into Big Air Hoping to snag high-rolling adventurers, Nepal green-lights its first full-time heli-skiing operation.
Outside January 2003 Christopher Solomon	Float Trip What are those chubby things? Shane McConkey unveils his freaky new powder skis.
Outside January 2003 Mark Jenkins	Learning Curves In cross-country skiing, the process is the point. But just try telling that to your younger, untutored, world-conquering self.
Outside January 2003 Christopher Solomon	Rando Revolution Drawn to the backcountry? With the new wave of alpine touring gear, freedom is just beyond the ropes.
Fast Company January 2003 Scott Kirsner	Moguls With a Mission Tim and Diane Mueller are king (and queen) of the mountain. They run one of the country's most admired independent ski areas: a resort with a devoted following that maintains close ties to the community and -- surprise! -- makes money in a notoriously unforgiving business.
AskMen.com December 12, 2002 Pete Sisco	One-Minute Workout For Skiers & Snowboarders Whether you're a skier or a snowboarder, I have some good news for you: There is a very easy and effective way to increase muscle strength exactly where you need it most.
Outside November 2002 Eric Hagerman	The Cool Sellout After its triumphant coming-out party in Salt Lake City, American snowboarding faces a bright future. Is that a good thing?
Outside November 2002 Hal Clifford	The Fall Line Meets the Bottom Line A vetern journalist argues that the ski industry has sold its soul to Wall Street, turning too many mountain towns into overbuilt Disneyfied retail hubs. But don't despair: All over snow country, a back-to-basics counterrevolution is under way.
Outside November 2002 Eric Hansen	I Poached the White Elephant High over Hemingway's Africa, our hero discovered a last epic feat somehow still undone. Going where no man has ever bothered to go before, he vowed to become the first person to descend Mount Kilimanjaro on a pair of stubby Kneissel Big Foot snowboards. Never mind that it was illegal, and basically insane.
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