Retro Ski News Today

She was the overall World Cup winner for women’s moguls four times. She won a total of 21 World Cup mogul events. She is in the U.S. Ski and Snowboard

A couple weeks ago I solicited reader’s input on their favorite ski graphics from the Retro-Ski era. Ivan Spector remembers the Dynastar S430 with its purple and gold motif. I

“The longer you ski, the longer you live!”

The Vermont Ski and Snowboard Museum’s current exhibit is “The Art of the Graphic” and features the work of graphic designers for skis and snowboards. It’s a beautiful exhibit worthy

“You owe it to yourself to do it at least once.” I’m guessing most of us have heard this from well-meaning friends applying peer pressure to influence your decision on

If you’ve skied Stowe, I’m sure you’ve noticed it. When you decide to ski the Nose Dive or the top segment of Toll Road, there’s that cleared swath straight ahead

After last week’s deadline, I received several responses about Gar Anderson being the driving force behind the 1975 Stowe Winter Carnival, including Shirley Jensvold, Leslie Wintner and Ken Libby. Ken

Gar Anderson died on Dec. 30. He leaves a legacy of many contributions to Stowe. The 1975 winter carnival was a success and Anderson would go on to lead the

Carol Van Dyke had the answer to last week’s trivia question. The Friday program started in the 1951-52 ski season, making this year the program’s 70th anniversary.

Where did you learn to ski? No, I didn’t mean that as a critique, I meant at what ski area did you learn to ski? I’m interested in where you