Child's play: here's all you need to know to make your kid's first day on skis fun

Article Abstract:

Most children can start learning to ski at the age of five or six, although some may be ready when they are three or four years old. Many children wear helmets, but beginners do not necessarily need to use ski poles.

Study and teaching, Skiing for children, Children's skiing

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Make new tracks in a whole new world; Montana

Article Abstract:

Montana offers skiing at four major resorts: The Big Mountain, Big Sky Resort, Bridger Bowl and Red Lodge Mountain. Prices start as low as $130 per day, and extras include viewing wildlife and spectacular scenery.

Recreation, Directory

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A fortuitous dilemma

Article Abstract:

Red Lodge is an little-known, uncrowded Montana ski area with authentic Western charm. Skiing facilities expanded in the 1990s, but the area still attracts mostly local skiers.

Montana, Skiing, Skis and skiing, Skis

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