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 | The Bucket List: How to Ski Or Ride Tuckerman Ravine
Tuckerman Ravine is a rite of passage for many East Coast skiers. The iconic run on Mt. Washington was one of the incubators of American skiing. In 1939 Toni Matt became the first person to straight-line the headwall, accidentally, at the infamous American Inferno, a 4.2 mile race from the summit to base.
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 | How to Watch the 2025 World Cup Finals at Sun Valley
For the first time in nearly a decade, the Alpine Skiing World Cup Finals return to the United States, with Sun Valley, Idaho, set to host the season’s thrilling conclusion. The world’s best ski racers will charge down Warm Springs’ legendary terrain, battling for final podium spots in downhill, super-G, giant slalom, and slalom.
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 | East Coast Roll Call 66 24/25 always remember SKIING IS FUN - Page 19
The lots on 242 were an absolute gong show; Big Jay lot had cars parked on the “shoulder” for probably 3/4 of a mile before and after the trailhead. Saw two crews of like 15 people out there, huge vibe killer; and in total I think I saw more people out there on Saturday than I have cumulatively in my 13 years of skiing that zone.
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 | Heli-Skiers Killed in Massive Alaska Avalanche Identified
This tragedy is a sobering reminder of the inherent risks of backcountry skiing and importance of good risk assessment, even when equipped with proper safety gear. Our thoughts and sincere condolences are with the families, friends, and community affected by this heartbreaking loss.
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 | The Inside Ski, to Lift or Not? Parallel Turns. - Teton Gravity
The issue of one-footed vs. two-footed skiing, and the advisability of "lifting" a ski and making a complete weight transfer prior to initiating a turn, as a learning tool or part of a progression for beginners, has been discussed ad nauseum here at EpicSki in the past.
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 | How To Keep Your Cell Phone Working While Skiing
You can take all the steps in the world to protect your phone on the slopes, but it will do you no good if it’s dead. You want to protect your battery as much as possible when you’re skiing, because you won’t have a chance to charge it during the day. Turn off all signals that you won’t need, like WiFi, Bluetooth and LTE.
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 | These Are The Worst Ski Crashes of All Time - Teton Gravity
One of freestyle skiing’s most infamous crashes was Tanner Hall on Chad’s Gap in the Wasatch Mountains near Alta Ski Area, Utah. Hall came up short by just inches on the 120-foot gap, shattering both his ankles at the same time. The Armada athlete was bound to a wheel chair until he healed the following season.
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 | PSA: Tree Wells are Dangerous and How To Avoid Getting Stuck In Them
While many of us might love skiing and riding in the trees (especially during dangerous avalanche conditions, when this can be a safer option), tree wells pose a real danger. A tree well is the area of deep, unconsolidated snow around the base of a tree that can “swallow” a rider if they come too close to the tree trunk.
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 | Ruby Hill Rail Yard: Denver’s Free Ski and Snowboard Park is Back!
Ruby Hill Rail Yard is open daily from 5 a.m. to 11 p.m., with lighted night skiing and snowboarding available from 4 to 9 p.m. Free equipment rentals are offered on weekday evenings from 4 to 9 p.m. and on weekends from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., making it easier than ever for newcomers to try out the sport. Denver Parks and Recreation aims to keep ...
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 | East Coast Roll Call 66 24/25 always remember SKIING IS FUN
yep, same here. snow from multiple snowstorms, a thaw and solid ice abounds. in spite of alternate side parking the street glaciers persist and continue to grow. can't recall a winter like this since '03 - when we had an uninterrupted snowpack in the flatlands late december to mid march. i regretted driving *home* in the snow sunday evening but the windholds and power outages (MRG ...
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