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Grooming

  • Superman Snowcats

    Able to see through snow with a single GPS, groomers at Alpe d’Huez make the most of what they’ve got. A long wall in…

  • Grooming Vehicles 2008

    Here’s the latest and greatest in grooming equipment, which includes a couple of brand-new offerings. Unlike automobile manufacturers, snowcat manufacturers do not unveil a…

  • Grooming Vehicles 2009

    While nothing earth-shattering was introduced this year in grooming vehicles, some tweaks and improvements will be noticeable on the slopes. After last year’s introduction…

  • ‘Round the Clock

    Some visitors can’t get enough corduroy. Is non-stop grooming the wave of the future? Twenty years ago it would have been blasphemy to prefer…

  • Grooming Vehicles 2007

    Both Prinoth and PistenBully introduce new machines and a third manufacturer is poised to it the market. Both Kässbohrer and Prinoth have new big…

  • Speak Out :: May 2007

    Kathy Hubbard, Director of Administration for the California Ski Industry Association talks emissions and regulations in “No Nox, The Diesel Dilemma.” In “Global Climate…

  • Seeing Eye to Eye

    It’s an age old tale: The marketing and operations departments juts don’t seem to understand each other. But, it doesn’t have to be that…

  • On the Cutting Edge, II

    The second annual Cutters Camp covered the ins and outs of building and maintaining freestyle terrain that keeps guests coming back for more.

  • Grooming Vehicles 2005

    No big changes in this year’s pack of grooming vehicles, but a new entry and some power and comfort upgrades make choosing more difficult.

  • Cutters Camp ’05

    The third annual Cutters Camp offered up ideas in design and operations.