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Mountains Don’t Move Themselves

SAM Coverage

Katie Brinton

  • Just Like Rip Van Winkle

    The long-dormant New Hampshire area, Crotched Mountain, gets a second chance at tapping the southern New England crowd under new ownership.

  • Construction Site

    Ski areas kept busy this summer upgrading facilites, installing new lifts, and generally making life easier for customers.

  • Construction Site

    The focus is on providing beginners better transportation and terrain, as well as making existing customers a little more comfortable.

  • Can You Hear Me Know?

    A survey of skiers and snowboarders find out which marketing methods are getting the most attention-and which ones aren’t.

  • Construction Site

    From saving the environment to saving money, ski areas across North America have become creative in their construction projects.

  • Going All Out

    With the merger of southern California’s Bear and Snow Summit resorts, managment decided to turn one of the areas into an all-mountain park.

  • Sliding Into Summer

    Is your area a natural for a water park? It’s all about location and innovation when it comes to these summer money-makers.

  • Finding the Right Words

    Finding the Right Words

    Snowmakers across the country seem to have their own lingo for their product. Wouldn’t it be nice if we all spoke the same language?…

  • Construction Site

    In anticipation of a good year, ski resorts all over spent the summer adding and expanding to their terrain and other offerings.

  • Cutting it Up

    Terrain park designers had their day in the sun when Snowboarder magazine invited the creme de la creme out to Colorado for a park-off.

  • Is the Winter World Flat?

    A global survey of ski industry conditions shows that the U.S. is a world apart.

  • Construction Site

    One of the last single chairs in operation makes its exit and some big expansions are started in construction projects across the contient.

  • Construction Site

    Mt. Baker, Wash., upgrade plan to fixed-grip quads, Breckenridge, new facilities, Alta, detachable quad, Yellowstone Club, Mont., three lift projects, Cascade, Wisc., snowmaking system.

  • Maybe It’s Time to Rethink Racing

    Despite the good U.S. showing at the 2002 Winter Olympics, some think the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team program still needs improvement.

  • And Then There Were Two

    Will the shrinking supplier market spell big problems in the future? See what the suppliers have to say.

  • Construction Site

    Summer construction including: Snowbird, Utah: lifts, Whiteface Mtn, NY: new slope, snowmaking, and weir, Bridger Bowl, Mont.: lifts, Granite Peaks, Wis.:chairlifts, snowmaking, increased lighting,…

  • From the Streets to the Slopes

    A look at the next generation of snow toys including snowdecks, bicycles on skis or boards, and steerable tubes.

  • 40 Years of SAM : A Look Back and a Look Ahead

    The Cover is a collage of SAM covers spanning 40 years of publication. It marks a special edition as well as special anniversary editorial…