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Maverick Mountain has confirmed that its only chairlift sustained extensive damage in the Sand Creek Fire and will most likely be inoperable for the upcoming ski season.

The Montana ski area shared an update after several difficult days as firefighters and crews continue working to contain the wildfire. Fortunately despite serious damage on the mountain itself, Mav...


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There are some seriously steep ski runs around North America, with the title of “steepest” being thrown around here and there. You have to consider whether natural runs or only tree-cut runs count when considering the steepest, and whether or not runs with mandatory airs count. No matter the case,


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It may feel like there’s no end in sight to the summer, with temperatures still sitting in the 90s and the sun beating down. But meteorological fall starts in less than a month and temperatures are starting to drop. Before we know it the leaves will be changing color, the air will feel crisp, and snowmaking will be starting at your favorite ski resort.


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Eight new wildfires started in Yosemite National Park on Wednesday, August 12th, all of which have been attributed to early morning lightning. According to the National Park Service, no site closures or evacuations have been implemented as of Thursday, August 13th.

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Scavenger hunts are always a lot of fun, but they don’t usually generate as much attention as this one. Professional skateboarding legend Tony Hawk was in Denver on Thursday and he decided to leave a little gift for the people of the city, dropping a used, signed skateboard in La Ra...


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