Archive for the 'Skiing' Category


Patti’s Powder
February 24th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 4 Comments


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Just a few shots from today up on Mount Mansfield. It was too wet and stormy to fiddle around with the camera much today for fear of destroying our equipment. The official snow fall at the weather station near the summits was 17" of snow which contained 2.37" of liquid ... ...Read more


Kashmir Short #3
February 23rd, 2010 | By:  Allen | 1 Comment


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We are wrapping up our time here in Gulmarg and getting ready to head to Manali for some touring before our unfortunate departure for the real world. We are in a strange Limbo between powder and corn season. The crazy thing about Gulmarg is that it has the same latitude ... ...Read more


TR: Only in Vermont!
February 22nd, 2010 | By:  Greg


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Ever since VTah Part IV: The Most Surprising Snow on Earth Vermont has been hurting for large-scale, deep snow. Then suddenly over the last 5 days we got... then we lost it... then we got it again. Click the picture to read more.


Heaven and Not-Quite-Heaven
February 19th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 8 Comments


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Today is pretty easy to describe: Fantastic! Fantastic--and much needed. After a snow drought of what seemed like weeks, Lionel called for an "Upslope event of debatable strength" to affect the ADK, Greens and NEK, and bully-for-the-FIS, Stowe finally got a good round of snow. Before any of this could ... ...Read more


TR: Little Superior SE Face, UT — Early January 2010
February 16th, 2010 | By:  Greg


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I am finally getting around to posting up my experiences from a trip to all-points-west back around Christmas and New Year's. Here is the first trip report of several on a day spent skiing Little Superior in the Wasatch Range of Utah. Click the picture to read more!

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