Vermont Resorts Soften Expansions with Efficiency Projects
Many Vermonters are concerned about the environment. We talk about the resorts striving for sustainability and efficiency while they expand capacity.
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Rob Farley, October Siberians Run Through Winter
Vermonter Rob Farley started out as a husky lover, but soon turned that passion into a lifestyle and a part-time business.
Read moreFollowing Vermonters at Sochi, 2014
By Evan Johnson [View the story “Following Vermonters at Sochi, 2014” on Storify]
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Stowe Mountain Resort Announces Next Major Phase of Development at Spruce Peak
As more families join the slopes together, Stowe Mountain Resort responds with new services and activities for children and adults.
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Killington and Pico Open Mountains to Uphill Travelers
KILLINGTON — Winter uphill travel by means of skinning and snowshoeing is becoming increasingly popular across the county and world.
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Amidst other NE Kingdom developments, Jay’s Stateside Hotel opens its doors
Jay Peak Resort joins other resorts in the area in making improvements to their base lodge and adding a new
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Snowmaking: The Art Of Damage Control
Vermont’s high percentage of ski trails that are covered by snowmaking is critical for keeping skiing going when Mother Nature can’t.
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Merisa Sherman, the Female Ski Bum
Merisa Sherman’s ski blog connects emotion with skiing, highlights the beauty of the mountains, and explains the meaning of skiing.
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