Should You Buy Compression Gear? True Benefits or Just Banter? Compression gear is a popular choice among high performance athletes. In theory, it reduces muscle vibration, increases blood flow, clears metabolic build up, and prevents injury and fatigue. Some swear by its benefits and don’t go a day without their favorite compression socks. However, more studies must happen before a final scientific conclusion can be made on the matter. So […] Gear Review Katy Shipley | July 19, 2018 0 Comments
Freedom in the Form of a Northeast Ski Pass The East Coast is everything old school when it comes to skiing. Good rope tows, endless tree skiing, epic powder days and a cozy pub for après. There’s a reason everyone should SKI THE EAST at some point. The best way to see it all at a great price is the Freedom Pass. The pass allows you to experience the […] Industry News Katy Shipley | July 16, 2018 0 Comments
Land Swap in the Central Wasatch, UT: Conservation, Expansion, and Grizzly Gulch The Central Wasatch National Conservation and Recreation Area Act is up for discussion in Central Wasatch Commission meetings. After being introduced in 2016, the bill was never enacted and has been debated for the past two years. While the conservation act encourages protection of pristine land in higher elevations in the canyons, there are underlying suspicions about the future of the Cottonwoods. Central Wasatch National […] Industry News Katy Shipley | July 13, 2018 1 Comment
National Parks – Past, Present and Future | 5 Oldest Parks and a New One Coming? For over 100 years, the National Parks Service has been striving to protect and manage our national parks, monuments and reservations. From Yellowstone to Yosemite, the NPS preserves our natural wonders for the future generations. Some of the first parks established remain the most iconic. “[the Service] purpose is to conserve the scenery and the natural and historic objects and […] Featured Article Katy Shipley | July 10, 2018 1 Comment
Top 18/19 Multi-Resort Passes to Explore Colorado The Ikon and Epic Passes seem to have a tight grip on the Colorado region with Aspen Snowmass and Vail under their rule. However, a few contenders offer great deals on some of the best skiing in the state. Colorado holds some of the most sought after terrain in North America. Cold, dry powder and the steeps of the Rockies have […] Industry News Katy Shipley | July 6, 2018 0 Comments
The Powder Alliance: The Hidden Gems of North America Unite The Powder Alliance is one of North America’s top multi-resort programs when it comes to variety. If you love shredding your home mountain, but also love exploring new resorts, this pass add-on lets you have your cake and eat it too. Purchase a top tier pass at any of the participating resorts and get three free days at the 19 […] Industry News Katy Shipley | July 3, 2018 0 Comments
Alternative Multi-Resort Passes: Big Terrain, Small Crowds, Dream Destinations With the spotlight fixed on Ikon and Epic passes these days, what about the smaller collectives? It’s time to show some love for those who embody the local feel, and include some multi-resort perks as well. Since Ikon announced it’s existence, multi-resort benefits are now an important feature for most buyers. Resorts all over North America have teamed up to join the multi-resort […] Industry News Katy Shipley | July 2, 2018 0 Comments
Newly Discovered Durmid Ladder Shakes Up Southern California The Geological Society of America has identified a new ladder-like structure in the San Andrea’s fault zone. The Durmid ladder structure could cause the next major earthquake, also known as the “Big One“. The San Andrea’s fault zone is a major cause of concern for those who live in the densely populated areas that the fault runs through. While it […] Katy Shipley | June 25, 2018 0 Comments
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