Your Grandkids Might Not Ever Ski… EPA Study Forecasts Crippling Changes to Ski Areas within 7o-Years A new climate study, funded by the EPA and performed by a group of Colorado scientists, came to some scary conclusions… They predict that the majority of ski resorts in the U.S. might not be able to operate by 2090, at the very worst. Yes, this may seem like it’s too far to fathom for the majority of readers, but let’s try to […] Industry News Spencer Miller | July 19, 2017 416 Likes 6 Tweets 4 Comments
Brain Post: How Much Time Does the Average American Spend Outdoors? People often think that the reason we get colds and flus more often in the winter is because it’s cold out. False. We get colds and flus more often in the winter because we are inside more often and exposed to more higher concentrations of airborne pollutants including cold and flu viruses. […] Brains SnowBrains | July 10, 2017 39 Likes 6 Tweets 42 Comments
Colorado Man is Second to Lose life in hunt for Buried Treasure A modern day treasure hunt has taken a sad turn as two people have now lost their lives in this unusual quest for riches. It all started when art dealer and former air force pilot, Forrest Fenn, revealed in his self-published 2010 novel, “The Thrill of the Chase”, that he had buried a lockbox full of about 2 million dollars worth […] Brains Jake Rubnitz | June 22, 201758 Likes 2 Tweets 1 Comment
Brain Post: How Far Does the Average Human Walk in a Lifetime? The average moderately active person take aound 7,500 step/day. If you maintain that daily average and live until 80 years of age, you’ll have walked about 216,262,500 steps in your lifetime. Doing the math; the average person with the average stride living until 80 will walk a distance of around 110,000 miles. Which is the equivalent of walking about 5 times around the Earth, right on the equator. […] Brains SnowBrains | June 20, 201723 Likes 2 Tweets 46 Comments
Winter Snow Leads to Summer Earthquakes in California A new study finds a correlation between the size of California’s snowpack and a number of small earthquakes the state experiences each spring and summer. Researchers at UC Berkley and Bowling Green State University tracked the up and down motion of the Earth’s crust based off of 9 years of GPS measurements. The study also looked at how the snowpack pushes […] Brains Jake Rubnitz | June 19, 2017120 Likes 1 Tweet 2 Comments
Why Alyeska Resort, AK Is So Great! When you think of great skiing, riding or just having a world class mountain experience, the thought shouldn’t stray far from Alyeska Resort. Alyeska’s terrain is absolutely alaskan and some of the best. The expanse of gorgeous views and big mountain inspiration embraces all of the sensations of skiing and riding in one of the most beautiful zones in the […] Brains Jeffrey Bean | March 15, 2017 0 Likes 1 Tweet 0 Comments
Alyeska Resort, AK Conditions Report: Bluebird, Fast and fun! Alyeska Resort next to the sea nestled deep in the mountains is skiing spectacular. A cold arctic trough pushing southward has brought cold clear weather and bluebird sky’s to the resort until those precious lows out of the pacific position themselves for the next storm cycle. The clear weather pattern has created a play-land of awesome ripping groomers with sweet edge-able recycled […] Conditions Report Jeffrey Bean | March 10, 2017 0 Likes 1 Tweet 0 Comments
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