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Opening day turns: Early seaosn skills maximize mountain thrills
Columns > OpinionBy Tony Crespi posted Oct 25, 2012
"I look forward to skiing again. You can't get that sensation anyplace else," notes veteran Black Diamond skier Keith Morris, one of many New England skiers who has spent many years travelling north to ski Killington. "Skiin ...
Inflation and the cost of lift tickets: When was skiing cheaper?
Features By Karen D. Lorentz posted Mar 28, 2012
The year was 1966. An adult midweek pass at Stowe or Killington was $7. The next year we paid $35 for five days of skiing and lessons midweek. In 1970, a busload of teens paid $70 each for five days of lifts, lessons, lodg ...
Learning along the ALA Trail
FeaturesBy Karen D. Lorentz posted Mar 1, 2012
She was a new friend whom I was inveigling to try skiing. To make it more fun for her, my husband who had given up skiing in the 1980s, joined the introduction-to-skiing class. As a journalist, I tagged along and took photos ...
Loaded Turkey Rail Jam kicks off park competitions at Killington
Featuresby Polly Lynn posted Nov 17, 2011
Sunday, Nov. 20 at 9 a.m. - Killington Resort is kicking off the season with a rail jam, Thanksgiving style. Upper Downdraft is where the skiers and riders will show off their park skills vying for the grand prize: a Frozen ...