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Southeast Resorts Have Plenty Of Summer Amenities

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Timberline mountain biking

Summer at Southeastern U.S. mountain resorts means everything from spa treatments to lake swimming, mountain biking, and much more. Here are some samples of what’s in store this summer.

Vonn, Garnsey, White Top Winners In 2012 USSA Honors

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Lindsey Vonn

Racing superstar Lindsey Vonn, top volunteer John Garnsey, and Women’s Head Speed Coach Chip White took top individual honors as the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association held its Congress at the Park City, Utah Marriott. 

Post-Grad Alpine Program Set At Killington Mountain School

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Pavel Stastny

A new post-graduate alpine program  at Killington Mountain School for racers competing in FIS-sanctioned events is designed to bridge the gap between high school and NCAA Division 1 competition.

Veteran Snow Sports Journalists Join SnoCountry Editorial Team

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Caligiore, Dennison, Terrell Named Regional Editors for SnoCountry.com

Lebanon, N.H. (May 15, 2012) – The editorial content team at SnoCountry.com took another major step forward in content delivery with the announcement that three veteran snow sports journalists have been named regional editors.

The three include Sandy Caligiore, Andy Dennison, and Mike Terrell. They join Craig Altschul, Peggi Simmons, and Tom Horrocks; the team who developed SnoCountry.com’s launch of its news and feature blog content this past winter.

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Bid On Wolf Mountain, Championship Golf Course June 1

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Wolf MountainPerhaps you’ve always wanted to own a ski resort along with a championship caliber golf course? If that’s you, plan to bid on Wolf Creek Resort in Utah’s Ogden Valley June 1.   

 

Eat Your Heart Out – Scots To Ski, Ride Through June

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Cairngorms Scotland

Aye, lads and lassies. There’s still plenty of time for skiing and riding if you can get yourself across the pond to Scotland. They plan on enjoying our sport through June.

 

Summer Ready To Shine With New Hampshire Activities

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Gunstock, NH

Summer is about to bloom with boating, skate parks, horseback riding, golf, and much more at New Hampshire's mountain resorts. Here’s a sampling of what’s in store in the Granite State.

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Warren Miller: Write Your Own Bio Now

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I have 21 feet of three-ring binders full of stories and memorabilia that I am trying to digest into my biography, and my bookshelf spans the years between 1924 and whenever I finish reducing it to readable size. 

New Zealand’s South Island Resorts Pack On New Amenities

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Mt Hutt, NZ

Skiers and riders heading to Coronet Peak and The Remarkables in Queenstown and Canterbury’s Mt Hutt ski areas in New Zealand’s South Island can enjoy the fruits of a busy pre-ski season. 

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Never Too Early For Season Pass Deals At Northern California Resorts

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Sierra at Tahoe corduroyHope springs eternal, a wise man once said, and nowhere does that old saying apply this year more than in Northern California ski and snowboard country.

PGA Pro Ziat Joins Sugarbush Golf Club Staff

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RJ Ziats Sugarbush

PGA professional RJ Ziats has joined the Sugarbush, Vt. Resort Golf Club staff. Ziats teaching career spans two decades in Vermont, Ohio, New York and Florida.

 

Ski Brule Offers Ski/Lodging Deals For Next Season; Act By May 15

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Ski Brule

While most ski resorts are still pushing early season pass deals for the 2012/13 season, Ski Brule, in Michigan's UP, is already touting lift ticket and lodging deals for next season.

Aspen, Mt. Abram, Stevens Pass Honored With Golden Eagle Eco Awards

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Aspen Snowmass

The ski resorts picked up honors for their work in protecting the environment during the National Ski Areas Association (NSAA) convention this week in San Antonio, Texas. Aspen Skiing Co., Colo.; Mt. Abram, Maine; Steven’s Pass, Wash., were cited.

 

Ski Season Melts Away, But There Were Bright Spots To Celebrate

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Jay Peak Pump House

Charles Dickens wasn’t referring to the just-ended ski season when he referred to “the best of times, the worst of times.” But, another old saw applies… “A bad day on the slopes is better than a good day at work.”

 

Birdies, Beers ‘N Brats Coming To Crystal Mountain, Mich. May 26

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Crystal Mt. Beer 'N Brats Festival

Springtime in northern Michigan is wildflower season and what better way to celebrate the season than a trip to Crystal Mountain's seventh annual Michigan Beer 'N Brats Festival. It takes place Saturday, May 26.  

 

Waterville Will Play Ball As Ski Resort Announces Partnership Deal With BoSox

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Wally The Green Monster

Two of New England’s oldest attractions have partnered in a unique deal where the Boston Red Sox, a century old sports franchise, and Waterville Valley, located in the even-older tourist mecca of New Hampshire’s White Mountains, have, well, “teamed up.” 

 

Warren Miller: My High Flying Act

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Long before commercial airlines had jet airplanes, I had logged about a million miles or so, sitting midway between four propellers that got me from A to B through storms back then, instead of above them. Often the ride was rough.

Valle Nevado To Debut Chile’s First Gondola

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New Gondola at Valle Nevado

South America’s Valle Nevado Ski Resort plans to debut the first gondola in Chile June 29, the opening day of its 2012 Southern Hemisphere ski and ride season. 

Whiteface Golf Course Opens For Season At Lake Placid; Pre-Season Rates

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Whiteface Club

Pre-season rates are in effect and carts are allowed on the course until June 24 as the Whiteface Club and Resort Golf Course opens for its 114th year in the Adirondack Mountains of New York.

 

Skiers Targeted By Gunfire On Mt. Hermon Across Syrian Border; Man Injured

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Mt. Hermon, Israel-Lebanon

A news report from GlobalPost.com tells of an incident last week when a man was shot and injured at Mount Hermon (Jabal al-Sheikh) along Lebanon’s border with Syria.

 

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