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  • Blue Pages

    Moonlighting in Montana A ski area few people have heard of is installing perhaps the longest lift in America this summer. The area, Moonlight…

  • Industry Reports

    New Skier Visit Record Preliminary estimates for skier/rider visits for 2002-03 reached an estimated 57.6 million, topping the previous record of 57.3 million set…

  • Snow Is King

    It’s the weather. Not war, not recession, not travel jitters. It’s the weather that makes or breaks a ski season. Never has that adage…

  • Blue Pages

    The Snow Gods Must Be Crazy Dan Egan sounds like a lunatic. Egan, general manager of Tenney Mountain, N.H., plans to begin making snow…

  • Tamarack Takes Root

    It’s not big enough. The elevation is too low. Snow isn’t reliable. The road is impassable. The terrain’s too flat. That was the word…

  • Industry Reports

    Tamarack Clears Another Hurdle The proposed Tamarack Resort in Idaho can now proceed with development this summer after receiving a 49-year lease of 2,100…

  • Little Airport, Big Headaches

    Little Airport, Big Headaches

    Expanding Mammoth Yosemite Airport to better serve California’s most popular ski area should have been a slam-dunk. It sits alongside one of the state’s…

  • Vegas, Baby!

    From January 27-30, SnowSports Industries America (SIA) put on its annual show at the brand new Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nev.…

  • The Blue Pages

    UPPING THE ANTE Has the industry focus on trial and retention already created a larger pool of participants? Last year’s strong showing, despite mediocre…

  • Blue Pages

    Fast November Start Fuels Optimism With a sluggish economy and concern over war with Iraq making most businessmen glum, why is optimism running so…