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 | Miami's New Indoor Ski Resort Slated to Open 2025
Other attractions of the development include an ice skating rink, an aquarium, a submarine lake, and indoor roller skating. Coming in at just under $5 billion, the development will be called American Dream Miami after the American Dream mall that recently opened in New Jersey and boasts North America’s first indoor ski resort. As indoor ski resorts become wildly popular abroad, they ...
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 | Milano-Cortina 2026: A Freerider's Guide to the Olympic Ski Venues
The 2026 Winter Olympic venues blend the hardcore skiing we crave with the old-world charm European skiing was founded on. Whether your crew seeks untracked lines in Livigno or quiet couloirs above Cortina, these corners of Italy are far more than just a stop on the Olympic train. They are bucket-list adventure hubs for those who want it all.
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 | Shanghai Launches World's Largest Indoor Ski Resort: L*SNOW Sets New ...
Shanghai unveils the world’s largest indoor ski resort, L*SNOW, featuring 90,000 square meters of skiing space, shops, hotels, and a soon-to-open water park, expanding to 350,000 square meters. Recognized by Guinness World Records, this resort uses advanced cooling and snow-making technologies alongside sustainable features like ice storage and solar panels, balancing high energy demands ...
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 | The Ultimate Guide To Jackson Hole’s Corbet’s Couloir
Why Corbet's Is So Famous, and So Gnarly Future TGR film athlete Max Hammer pulled off a wild feat in the spring of 2013–skiing non-stop from the top of the Tram, including a full-speed launch into Corbet's, for TGR inaugural Co-Lab contest. The word couloir translates from the French roughly as a hallway or passage.
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 | Tragic Alaska Avalanche Claims Lives of Three Heli-Skiers | Teton ...
Three heli-skiers from Minnesota, Montana, and Florida tragically lost their lives in a massive avalanche in Alaska’s Chugach National Forest on March 4, 2025. The victims—David Linder, Charles Eppard, and Jeremy Leif—were skiing with Chugach Powder Guides when the devastating slide struck. Despite deploying avalanche airbags, they were unable to survive the immense force of the slide ...
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