All articles tagged as 'Ben Peters'


TR: An Early Season Apology
November 14th, 2012 | By:  Ben


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November 14th and we've already had two over 40" storms in Utah. Check out how Ullr is apologizing for last winter in a big way!


Pow-tober
October 25th, 2012 | By:  Ben | 7 Comments


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After a few false starts, winter has finally started in the Wasatch! Despite relatively little snow in the mountains above Salt Lake City, some intriguing rumors began circulating talking of much deeper snow to the north. So deep, we were told, that you didn't even hit rocks skiing bowls. So ... ...Read more


Extra Day of Winter = Extra Day of Awesome
March 1st, 2012 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 13 Comments


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Every 4 years the world is blessed with an extra day of winter. (Edit per Dr. Petrics: every four years the world is blessed with an extra day of winter UNLESS that year is also divisible by 400 in which case it does not have an extra day. Come on ... ...Read more


TR: Down the Rabbit Hole
December 6th, 2011 | By:  Ben


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This early season has taught us to Make The Best of It, without substantial snow in weeks and an unstable snowpack to boot. We've done some exploring though, and found some good hidden snow... Click on the image to find out what lies Down the Rabbit Hole.


The Joys of Meadow Skipping
November 15th, 2011 | By:  Ben | 2 Comments


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It finally started snowing in Utah. That's the good news. Unfortunately, the snow is falling on a pretty rotten layer left over from the great early October Storm. Powder that brought huge, uncontrollable giddy grins to our faces a month ago is turning on us with a vengeance. It's easy ... ...Read more

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