In one hemisphere or another, mountains and cold weather add up to frosty fun practically year round - including downhill and crosscountry skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, ice climbing, snowshoeing, glaciering, and many other pursuits that depend on snow and/or low temperatures. Here we discuss it all!
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storylanding The Granite State is blessed with more than 20 great winter resorts, most of them in the White Mountains in the north center of the state, around a two-hour drive from capital Manchester and 2½ hours from Boston, and most of them are just as enjoyable to visit for nature and adventure activities the rest of the year when the snow is gone. So to give you a flavor of what winter fun New Hampshire style is like, here´s my pick of the top half dozen (all in the White Mountains unless…
Read more…Killington Ski Resort Beyond its cozy small towns/cities and quintessential New England vibe, the Green Mountain State may be small but punches way above its weight when it comes to ski resorts, with a whopping 24 - many ddeveloped in the mid- to late-1950s - offering a mix of family-friendly slopes, challenging terrains, and picturesque settings. And here´s a quick look at are a half dozen of its best, most of which also have a good range of other winter activities as well as cool stuff to…
Read more…Jun Kaneko Every year, visitors flock to the Niseko area - a two-hour drive from Hokkaido´s capital Sapporo - to experience the amazing, high-quality powder that has made it a magnet for winter travel in Asia. Consisting of three towns, including Niseko itself (pop. 5,000), this beautiful winter wonderland caters to the tastes of all those looking for a perfect nature getaway in winter. Furthermore, the area boasts a slew of lodges from homey Alpine-style chalets to large, luxury…
Read more…Nearly 20 years ago, I visited Norge for the first time – on a press trip sponsored by Visit Norway to capital Oslo, historic second city Bergen, and a Hurtigruten cruise to the fjords and up to far-northern Svalbard. It was all beautiful, of course, but it was in summertime, and over this past Christmas and New Year´s I had to privilege of coming back in winter. Naturally, it was a whole different – and a chilling yet in many ways even more enchanting – experience. read post
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As they say of the lawyers at the bottom of the sea, "it's a start." At The World on Wheels, we want to have the most exhaustive list of adaptive ski programs in the world. We start today with the debut of our efforts, the most complete list of adaptive ski programs in the United States that I know of. There must be more so if you don't see one on the list, please let me know so I can add it. Today, we debut with programs at 64 resorts in over 30 states: http://tinyurl.com/ar9wfm8
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Our mammoth road trip up highway 395 at The World on Wheels today takes us up to the mountain that Dave built. See our stop in Bishop and the legacy of the legendary Dave McCoy: http://www.stumbleupon.com/su/1E8bZo
A few years ago my wife almost lost the full use of her hand when someone slammed into her back while skiing in Vermont. Now all six Vail Resorts have unveiled a new safety campaign. Merry Christmas.
Can Bistro at Canyons, a new glatt kosher restaurant at the Canyons Ski Resort in Park City, succeed?
It´s march in Austria. See the last "powder skiing day" in austria.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uBCdk0_c7g
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