All articles tagged as 'East Coast'


TR: The Labyrinth
December 13th, 2009 | By:  The F.I.S.


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Before the epic snows came that led Mad River Glen to temporarily be located in the state of Utah (TR on that coming VERY soon), Mount Mansfield served up it's usual fare of early season adventures thanks to a series of several winter storms. We got lost, scared, and deep ... ...Read more


VTah Part 3 continues
December 12th, 2009 | By:  The F.I.S. | 1 Comment


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Today was the first day in several without a foot of fresh in VTah... and so the FIS headed deep into the jungle to find the goods. It's hard to believe that two weeks ago the ground was bare. We're all praising Ullr, and continuing to do our "thingy" dances, ... ...Read more


VTah Part 3 in progress
December 11th, 2009 | By:  Greg | 8 Comments


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The FIS headed to Mad River Glen, UT... I mean VT to learn first hand about the deep connection between this nook in the Green Mountains, and that basin at the head of Little Cottonwood Canyon. Lake effect snow that our weather team has been following diligently for the past ... ...Read more


Foliage Report
October 13th, 2009 | By:  Blade | 6 Comments


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As you can see, the foliage in North-Central Vermont is peak-to-past-peak: Click for a larger view Snow depths however exceed 6 inches on north facing slopes. Sam, being no dummy, was wise enough to bring his non-snowBLADE sliding equipment: Click for a larger view Check back often this week for updates, and a full ... ...Read more


TR: Did someone say snow?
October 1st, 2009 | By:  Sam


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Was it silly? Yes. Was it skiing? Debatable. Was it fun? Of course: The rest Here

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