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Outdoor enthusiasts are "chomping at the bit"

Energized skiers and snowboarders wait in line. The sky is overcast and spitting out a few snowflakes. There’s only a slight breeze on this first Friday in December. It is

Northern Michigan’s downhill ski season is underway. Boyne Mountain and Highlands, Nubs Nob, Shanty Creek, Treetops, Crystal Mountain and Caberfae Peaks have been able to open quite a few slopes.

Although you might not feel it, the weather is starting to change in North Lake Tahoe. Days are still warm, with temperatures averaging in the 60s, but nights are dropping to approximately 35 degrees. It’s the time of year that the region’s upper elevations may even see a dusting of snow.

The weather highlights this past week feature wind and more wind. While a brief lull arrives for a couple days, those breezes return Thursday, but should be focused more on

In winter, flying non-stop is always a better bet, and there are few key ski destinations in the world that United and its partners do not serve.

The new state-of-the art Gateway Parks: Kelly Canyon snow tubing hill is open to the public following its official ribbon cutting Saturday. More than 500 people signed up on the

State Senator Joe Griffo (R-C-Rome) of Rome has recently called on Governor Kathy Hochul to include tax incentives for privately owned ski areas in her upcoming budget legislation.

Ski enthusiasts have voted Red River as the "Best Ski Town in North America" in a USA Today poll. “We are thrilled to be named the Best Ski Town in

There ‘sno more waiting at Big White.