Taos revisited

Article Abstract:

A personal narrative is presented describing a skier's experiences of returning to ski Taos, New Mexico, seven years after she had left it, in order to find out if the resort was still a haven for real skiers. Taos has maintained a skiers-only policy, in the face of opposition from snowboarders, and continues to be a favorite of ski enthusiasts.

New Mexico, Personal narratives, Physiological aspects, Appreciation, Skiers, Taos, New Mexico

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Colorado free-for-all: inside Crested Butte's ski-free deal

Article Abstract:

Crested Butte ski resort in Colorado has been offering a ski-for-free program between Thanksgiving and Christmas since 1991. Participants get a free lift ticket, usually worth $39. The promotion raised about $35,000 in additional sales taxes in 1992.

Services, Column, Crested Butte, Colorado

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Never-never land

Article Abstract:

The skiing resort of Vail, CO, is described with emphasis on its attractions and the realities of life in the town. The skiing is as good as expected, but most of the town is composed of holiday makers as the locals cannot afford to live here.

Colorado, Brief Article, Description and travel, Vail, Colorado

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