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Snow Skiing News
Skiing is a major sport event in the Winter Olympic Games and has become very popular over the last few years. Skiing enthusiast are lucky enough to have a wide variety of ski magazines, that cover all recent news and happenings regarding skiing, as well as provide some useful tips.
Local newspapers will often have articles about ski news and happenings. So buy the newspaper or simply start browsing our links below to catch up on the newest ski events, ski happenings and ski news.
Wayland residents help people of all abilities learn how to ski (Wayland Town Crier)
For the Starr family of Wayland, there were some initial jitters about volunteering as ski instructors for AbilityPLUS, an adaptive snow sports and recreation program for people of all abilities, which is offered in New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts.
Storm forces ski area to delay opening (Silverton Standard)
A severe winter storm dumped several inches of heavy, wet snow on Silverton Friday through Sunday morning, triggering travel restrictions on U.S. 550 and forcing Silverton Mountain Ski Area to delay its opening.
US Ski Team Back At It (FasterSkier.com)
The US Ski team is midway through an on-snow training camp on the Olympic trails in the Callaghan Valley. Running from April 30th to May 12th, the main purpose of the camp is to allow the athletes to become intimately familiar with the entire Olympic venue.
Snow Sports Retail Sales Buck National Economic Trends (PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance)
The snow sports products market grew by $280 million to reach $2.97 billion for the 2007.08
UK's flattest area to get snow slope (Natives.co.uk)
The biggest snow slope yet The gentle Suffolk countryside will soon be getting a lot more lively. That's because, in four years, a Ł350million winter sports park will tower 100m (328ft) above the ground.
Got snow? Will travel (Oregon Daily Emerald)
Thursday was not consistently sunny, but it was very much a spring day with a temperature of about 55 degrees and a light breeze. Still, Josh Dwinal went snowboarding on fresh snow from Mount Hood.
Ragin' at the Ski Park (Mount Shasta News)
Burning down the North Saddle at speeds upwards of 60 miles per hour, extreme skiers and snowboarders from across the globe displayed their gnarliest tricks for the cameras of Rage Films at the Mt. Shasta Ski Park last week.
Silverton Mtn. Ski Area inspires snowboard design (Silverton Standard)
Aaron Brill, founder of the rogue ski area Silverton Mountain, has long dreamed of designing his own snowboard. Now his ideas are becoming reality through a partnership with Venture Snowboards.
Glacier plow crews dealing with extra snow (KPAX Missoula)
Plow crews have more snow to get through this year in Glacier National Park after a cool spring.
New Screening System May Speed Up Lines At Midway (CBS 2 Chicago)
Getting through security checks could become a lot faster for passengers at Midway International Airport, thanks to a new system inspired by snow ski trails. CBS 2's Joanie Lum reports.
