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Red Mountain Resort, Rossland, BC. January 26, 2009 - Canada's premiere big mountain freeski event concluded
Canada's premiere big mountain freeski event concluded with a spectacular show on Saturday Jan. 17th with the Open Finals on Red Mountain Resort's Mount Roberts. The warm sunny weather attracted hundreds of spectators to witness Rossland's Dane Tudor defend his Men's title and Fernie's Janina Kuzma win the Ladie's title.
The competition followed the International Free Skiers Association's (IFSA) Big Mountain Freeskiing format.
Panorama Mountain Village, B.C. – Thursday, January 15th, 2009 – Panorama Mountain Village is the perfect resort destination
Panorama Mountain Village is the perfect resort destination to experience the backcountry and be back in time for happy hour. Between days on the slopes, the resort offers authentic treks with just enough luxury for anyone to handle.
With over 20km of groomed trails, the network maintained by the Greywolf Nordic Centre is the perfect introduction to backcountry adventures.
Wanaka, New Zealand, January 15, 2009 - Disabled Alpine Ski Racer Adam Hall
Alpine Ski Racer Adam Hall, 21, Otago, has finished his first International Paralympic Committee (IPC) World Cup event of the season winning a silver and bronze medal in slalom, while competing against the world’s best in La Molina, Spain this week.
Breckenridge, Colorado, January 12, 2009 - Wanaka freeskier Byron Wells has matched
Wanaka freeskier Byron Wells has matched his brother Jossi’s record as the youngest athlete ever invited to the Winter X Games.
Following a successful 2008 Southern Hemisphere campaign and a strong start to the 2008-2009 Northern Hemisphere season, Byron, 16, was given the nod this week by X-Games officials in North America.
Jossi, 18, was the first Kiwi invited to the competition, and last year he made it pay off, winning a silver medal in the slopestyl
WHISTLER, BC, January 12, 2009 – Pro photographer Jordan Manley has proven his talents once again
JORDAN MANLEY WINS DEEP WINTER PHOTO CHALLENGE FOR SECOND YEAR IN A ROWPro photographer Jordan Manley has proven his talents once again, winning the Deep Winter Photo Challenge, presented by ARC’TERYX for a second year in a row and receiving accolades for the ARC’TERYX Image of the Show.
South Lake Tahoe, Cali. - January 12, 2009 - Sierra-at-Tahoe Resort is celebrating
Sierra-at-Tahoe resort is celebrating the inauguration of the 44th President of the United States with a $44 Lift Ticket.
"We wanted to give our guests a chance to enjoy the presidential inauguration without making the trip out to Washington D.C. and getting dressed up in formal gowns and tuxedos, " commented John Ride, General Manager of Sierra Resort.
Big White, BC, Jan 11th, 2009 - Last night was the first $5 Friday
Last night was the first $5 Friday for the 2008/2009 season which was a great success with a record number of locals heading up to the mountain for family fun on the slopes.
There was a vibrant atmosphere in the resort as families and friends flocked to the mountain to enjoy a fun filled evening under the clear night sky.
Big White, BC, Jan 11th, 2009 - It's the beginning of a new year
It's the beginning of a new year and sadly Big White has had to say goodbye to the Christmas/New Year's holidays, and all the families that decided to spend time at the resort this Christmas season.
Korea, World Snowboarding Championships, Jan. 11, 2009 - The Winter Olympics may be another two years away
The Winter Olympics may be another two years away but for snowboard enthusiasts Korea will be the place to be from 14-24 January for the fun and excitement of the 2009 FIS Snowboard World Championships.
It will be the first time for the championships to be held in an Asian country and for Korea it will be one of the largest winter sporting events ever held in the country attracting over 1,200 participants from fifty countries.
The main venue for the champions
Snow Sports, New Zeland, December 21, 2008 - New Zealand’s top snowboarders and freeskiers got off to a flying start
New Zealand’s top snowboarders and freeskiers got off to a flying start in the northern hemisphere this weekend, posting two top-10 results, including a podium finish by New Zealand’s number one freeskier, Jossi Wells.
Wells finished second in the slopestyle event of the Dew Tour at Breckenridge, Colorado (USA).
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