By Martin Griff How long will Vermont’s Sugarbush Resort be celebrating its 60th anniversary? If the 50th is any indication, figure 10 years, but since Sugarbush is canine friendly we can count the time in dog years. Sugarbush turned 50 during the 2008-09 season and the sign on the Valley House base lodge noting the […]
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Not The Mama: The Slippery Slope of Ski Race Photography
By Martin Griff During the past three Thanksgiving weekends, the planet’s best women skiers, and huge crowds of their fans, gathered at the “Beast of the East” for the Audi FIS World Cup. I was feeling a little sad about missing the World Cup ski races at Killington Resort in central Vermont last month . […]
Why I Love Skiing at Okemo, Vermont
A Brave Ski Mom interview with Wendy Clinch, Founder of TheSkiDiva.com and Author of The Ski Diva Mysteries. Do you have a favorite ski resort? One of the great things about living in Vermont is its small size. Nothing is very far from anything else. There’s a long list of ski resorts within two hours […]
Why My Family Loves Skiing at Smugglers’ Notch, Vermont
A Brave Ski Mom Interview with Valerie, a Brave Ski Mom from Western Massachusetts If you could only ski at one resort this season with your family, which resort would you choose? Smugglers’ Notch, Vermont! Why is Smugglers’ Notch your favorite? Smugglers’ Notch is a great resort for families and it is often voted the […]
Why Our Family Loves Skiing at Sugarbush, Vermont
There is some challenging terrain at Sugarbush and while conditions are really variable in the East, the Green Mountains usually have the best snow. In the Green Mountain, you have the best chance of having the biggest, best powder day of your life, skiing the tight woods, all alone in the glades.