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Impressive autumn accumulation means that the Sierra ski spot will welcome guests not in November, as originally planned, but late October.

Impressive autumn accumulation means that the Sierra ski spot will welcome guests not in November, as originally planned, but late October.

SÖLDEN, Austria (AP) — The International Ski Federation is turning to Bernie Ecclestone for advice, hoping the former Formula 1 boss can do to Alpine skiing what he did to car racing in the past. FIS President Johan Eliasch said Friday he has approached Ecclestone to become part of a new advisory board, intended to help skiing’s governing body shape the future of the sport.

Another major ski resort in Colorado is requiring guests to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to enjoy some mountain amenities.

SUGAR MOUNTAIN – The falling leaves, brisk days and nightly temperatures near freezing are tantalizing reminders that a fresh, new winter season is quickly approaching, and Sugar Mountain Resorts improvements

When you think of Colorado winter, you probably don’t think of Kremmling. You think of something more like Steamboat Springs, about 50 miles to the northwest. You think of something

American skier Mikaela Shiffrin is considering competing five events at the Winter Olympics in Beijing, China.

Excitement is building across Colorado for a snow-filled ski season, but the excitement is paired with growing concern that there are not enough employees to fill the open jobs available for a full capacity ski season.

Excitement is building across Colorado for a snow-filled ski season, but the excitement is paired with growing concern that there are not enough employees to fill the open jobs available for a full capacity ski season.

Just recently, many places in Montana received a heaping helping of snow.