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Mountains Don’t Move Themselves

SAM · The Digital Edition

Fall 1976

A Naked Look At The Year-Round Resort

Raymond S. Rodgers is a Canadian planning consultant who took a busman’s holiday at a half-dozen ski-oriented, year-round residential communities in the U.S. far west. Between climbing expeditions he observed…

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17 articles

In This Issue

  • Rumbling And Sliding

    Rumbling And Sliding

    Easily the most talked-about summer marketing device is the slide. There are two systems being marketed which are quite different in design,…

  • Public Funds and the Private Sector

    Gore, Whiteface, Sunapee and the Pennsylvania Gas and Water Co. have a common bond: Plans that have provoked anger and dismay as…

  • Report

    Although Sierra ski resorts are coming off the worst snow year in their history, most of them are financially healthy, and at…

  • New Products

    New Products

    A low-cost, light-weight magnetic wire rope tester is available through Lift Consultants, 1355 Joliet Place, Detroit, MI 48207.

  • Letters

    Sir:

  • Speak Out

    A Bright Future! The after-shocks of the recession, the energy crisis and the Great Eastern Snow Drought of 72-74 continue to be…

  • Televising Snow

    Reporting ski area snow conditions on television sometimes falls into the category of “news” during weather wrap-up features, but this is the…

  • A Naked Look At The Year-Round Resort

    A Naked Look At The Year-Round Resort

    Raymond S. Rodgers is a Canadian planning consultant who took a busman’s holiday at a half-dozen ski-oriented, year-round residential communities in the…

  • One Up On Nastar

    One Up On Nastar

    There is nothing new, but there are always twists to make the old look new. For instance, many ski areas have taken…

  • NSAA Newsletter

    Coca-Cola and NSAA Develop Sweepstakes Running during the months of January and February of 1977 in fourteen of the largest markets in…

  • Whirlpools In The Snow

    Whirlpools In The Snow

    In ski history there has long been a relationship between snow and warm water. First there was the daring and innovative outdoor…

  • Wire Rope Inspections

    Wire Rope Inspections

    A detailed Wire Rope Inspection shall be made upon a recommendation by the general inspection (see 3.4.1) or immediately after any accident…

  • Streamflow

    Streamflow

    During the past several years, the Forest Service has been asked how cutting ski trails through forest land might affect streams. The…

  • Why’s Of Winter Weather

    Why’s Of Winter Weather

    For the past several winters the weather has refused to cooperate either with the calendar or with the ski business. In the…

  • The Vacation Skiers

    Putting the skier under the microscope is always interesting, and sometimes illuminating. Starting in 1950, Ski Magazine has produced a large volume…

  • Metropolitan X-Country Center

    Metropolitan X-Country Center

    The building and maintaining of a lighted cross-country ski course in Glens Falls, in upstate New York, is a total community effort.…

  • Cross Country– How To Make It Work

    Cross Country– How To Make It Work

    Cross-country skiers are on the move—their tracks cutting through silent snows, their provisions on their backs—and their numbers are cutting into the…

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