The inside line: Wallowa, OR

Article Abstract:

Skiers can use a 3,700-foot tram on winter Saturdays and ski powder on Mount Howard and the Eagle Cap Wilderness. The Wallowa Lake Tramway was built in 1970 outside Joseph, OR, for a ski resort that never materialized. The tram attracts only a couple dozen skiers annually.

Oregon

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Go little or go home: has the tide turned back toward the small ski area?

Article Abstract:

Many people are choosing small ski areas against the huge ski resorts because they are sometimes easier to get to, and more personal. They also cost less, and will sometimes provide free parking or a dip in the hot tub.

Sales & consumption, Growth, Ski resorts, Company growth, Industry sales and revenue

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Into the woods: Following in the skin tracks of their forefathers, Eastern skiers are getting back to the backcountry. And it's not just Tucks anymore

Article Abstract:

A guide to the best skiing in the Northeastern United States is provided. You can find good skiing on Big Jay, Ricker Mountain, Mount Moosilauke, Pinkham Notch, and Mount Colden.

New England States, Middle Atlantic States, New England, Northeastern United States, Middle Atlantic States (United States)

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