Skiing's Brigadoon

Article Abstract:

Taos Ski Valley has added quad chairlifts and grooming and snow-making machines since its founding in 1955, but in many ways it remains unchanged. A visit to the New Mexico ski resort is described.

New Mexico, Taos, New Mexico

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Snorkeling the San Juans

Article Abstract:

Wolf Creek, gets an average of 465 inches of snow per year, the most of any place in Colorado. Information on skiing conditions and nearby accommodations is presented.

Colorado, Wolf Creek

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Spring corn

Article Abstract:

An explanation is presented of the spring weather conditions that produce the type of snow called corn. A description of the pleasure of skiing on corn is included.

Personal narratives, Environmental aspects, Varieties, Skiing, Skis and skiing, Skis, Skiers

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