In This Issue
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Wind Barriers– Trafficking Your Snow
Second in a series on wind control and snowfall dispersion
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The Care And Feeding Of The Non-Skier
What to do when the family’s along and the snow cover goes
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NSAA Mid-Winter Agenda
Test-tracking at Snowbird This month’s Slope Maintenance Conference at Snowbird, Utah, will take on a different—and more practical—format than in years past.…
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The Eastern Gyro Behind The Jolly Green
You’d hardly think that a kid reared in West Hartford, Conn., schooled in the Midwest flatlands and strapped to skis for the…
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Lifts 1972–Chair Construction Soars
The 35 new ski areas which opened during the 1972-73 season and the 220 new lifts constructed at ski areas throughout North…
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Big Time For The Small Fry
When that January thaw is followed by a ski area lull, the best prescription is a dose of Ruedi Wyrsch’s special brew…
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Touch-Down In The Rockies
More than 45 area, lift industry, ski patrol and Forest Service representatives gathered at Snowbird, Utah, this fall to learn how to…
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Snowbird Preview
And you thought hydrostatics was only a fancy term tossed around in college physics classes . . . If you’re on hand…
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The Meaning Of Max
Riding up the gondola at Vail, looking down at the massive trail complex spreading below him, the college-aged youngster snapped with sudden…
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Marketing
It seems to me that there are three basic kinds of writers, photographers or broadcasters who visit ski areas; those on assignment…
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Speak Out
The people priority We recently had the pleasure of spending a week in Vail, Colorado. And we use the word “pleasure” not…
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Equipment
Food keeper This two-bulb, free-standing heat lamp is available in a satin or gold finish, with bulb or flared-shaped shades. These lamps,…
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Report
DEVELOPMENT Park City resort named Ski Team training site The USSA board of directors has approved a proposal submitted by the Greater…
