Ski area fee retention legislation 'moving fast,' seeing bipartisan support
The SHRED Act appears to be aptly named. It made a rapid run through a U.S. House subcommittee hearing Tuesday and is primed for a full send in Congress.
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The SHRED Act appears to be aptly named. It made a rapid run through a U.S. House subcommittee hearing Tuesday and is primed for a full send in Congress.
Remembering the 10th Mountain Division on Memorial Day atop Tennessee Pass Monday’s 10th Mountain Division Foundation Memorial Day ceremony atop Tennessee Pass (foundation photo). On Monday, the 10 th Mountain Division Foundation held its annual Memorial Day ceremony at the Tennessee Pass Monument for the 63 rd consecutive year. For the second year in a row, the ceremony was limited in size and public access was restricted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “We were honored to gather as a small group at Tennessee Pass, Colorado, to remember the fallen,” foundation officials sa...
Winding down a weak but still satisfying ski season as Epic Pass renewal looms Skinning and skiing between the massive pines just above the Tennessee Pass Cookhouse. Sunday (May 23) marks the official end of the highly problematic but still enjoyable 2020-21 ski season for Epic Pass holders. Mine was discounted 20% due to the abrupt end of the previous season in mid-March 2020, and next season’s pass will again be discounted 20%, with the best prices and benefits available if you pull the trigger by Memorial Day (see press release below). In the end – even though I had one of...
A group of Leadville locals are embarking on a 24-day unguided expedition to summit and possibly ski Denali in Alaska, North America’s highest peak. The team left Colorado May 1
The Colorado Sun At least 11 skiers were killed in traumatic crashes at Colorado’s 26 ski areas this season. That is about the average number for a ski season — “about” because it’s difficult to learn when and how skiers and snowboarders die inbounds at the state’s ski areas. Ski areas are not required to share information about deaths that occur on ski runs, just as they don’t have to share details about accidents or injuries. (A recent legislative effort to require ski areas to report annual fatalities and injury data, as well as provide skiers with detailed safety plans, fail...