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Layers, Not Prayers: How to Stay Warm on the Mountain Layer smart. Ride longer. Enjoy the cold (because… snow) Alright, let’s talk about staying warm out there. Not “I wore four hoodies and now I’m sweating through my soul” warm. I mean the kind of warm where you can actually focus on your turns, not […]

The Wedding Venue Where Everyone Can Stay, Celebrate, and Relax If you got engaged over the holidays, you’re probably living in that fun in-between moment: still staring at the ring every five minutes… while also realizing wedding planning is about to become a thing. And the first big decision (venue) tends to drive everything else—your

Skiing With Kids: The “No-Meltdown” Game Plan Alright. Skiing with kids is how family legends are made. It’s also how perfectly normal adults end up negotiating with a 7-year-old in ski boots like it’s a hostage situation. Most “kid meltdowns” aren’t mystery behavior. They’re usually one of five things: cold, hungry, uncomfortable, tired, or bored.

Snow Words, Explained: Storm Talk + Trail Conditions (Without the Meteorology Degree) If you’ve been hearing nonstop snow talk lately, you’re not imagining it. When it starts dumping in Upstate NY, everybody becomes a part-time meteorologist. You’ve got neighbors throwing around phrases like “Alberta Clipper,” “Nor’easter,” and “lake effect” like they’re ordering off a menu…

From T-Bars to Today: Greek Peak’s Lift & Terrain History If you’ve ever ridden the lift at Greek Peak and looked out over the slopes thinking, “Huh… I wonder how all this came to be?” well, grab the safety bar and settle in. I’ve got a story for you. Because this mountain didn’t just appear