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Multiple organizations, clubs and events are breaking winter sport’s worn-out mold, making skiing and riding more affordable and inclusive.
Iron Range landscapes, veteran management and a family focus make the Giants Ridge ski experience top-notch.
Fourth grade students around Minnesota can cash in on a program from the Minnesota Ski Areas Association.
Dec 10, 2020, 6:00 am 531 Shares A skier enjoys the sun while riding a lift at Eldora Mountain near Boulder. Smaller ski areas offer less-expensive alternative to major resorts. (Helen H. Richardson, Denver Post file) You hear it all the time from non-skiers, ex-skiers and would-be skiers: “Skiing is too expensive.” It’s true, skiing can be expensive. If you take a flight into Aspen, book a slopeside condo, rent skis, pay for a lesson and buy the family lunch at the on-mountain restaurant you can drop thousands of dollars before you’ve even mastered parallel turns. But skiing a...