Snow King Mountain, WY, Report: Summer Fun Report for Tuesday, August 2, 2022 Summertime at Snow King Mountain is legit family fun. Snow King is often overshadowed by close-by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, but its warm season activities are very different and offer a whole new experience. The adventures may be more geared toward families, but anyone can have a blast there. It has a mountain coaster, […] Trip Report Brent Thomas | August 9, 2022 0 Comments
World’s Highest Elevation Zip Line Opens in Switzerland Liam Abbott | December 17, 2020 Likes Tweets 0 Comments
Utah Stakes Claim to World’s Longest “Over Water” Zipline Utah is now home to the World’s longest “over water” zipline. Built and owned by Zipline Utah, the zipline is known as the “Screaming Falcon.” Zipline Utah is located at the Deer Creek Reservoir, about 35 minutes from Park City and just South of Heber City, UT. The zipline stretches 3,900 feet over Rainbow Bay on the east side of […] Industry News Taylor Stephan | July 31, 2020 0 Comments
Mt. Bachelor, OR Announces the Northwest’s Highest Alpine Zip Line Coming Spring 2020 Mt. Bachelor, OR a POWDR company, today announced plans to add a three-stage, dual zip line, creating a thrilling new mountain experience. Accessible by chairlift and dropping nearly 1,400 vertical feet along the volcano’s slopes, Mt. Bachelor’s high-alpine zip line will be the Northwest’s highest-elevation zip adventure. Designed as a multi-stage tour that allows customers to explore the unique volcanic […] Industry News SnowBrains | July 25, 2019 1 Comment
Longest Zip Line in USA Launches This Fall in Mammoth, CA | The 2,100-Vertical-Foot Mammoth Mega Zip This fall, Mammoth Mountain, CA will introduce a mega 2,100 vertical-foot zip line, the steepest in North America. Mammoth Mega Zip will run from the summit of the mountain down to Main Lodge (check out this video). Riders will travel over a mile on the line and may hit speeds of up to 60 mph! Riders will have the choice […] Industry News Jenah MacGrain | June 27, 2018 8 Comments
California Ski Resorts Fight to Stay Alive As California endures its fourth year of brutal drought, ski resorts are changing the way they do business. The $1.3 billion California ski industry is being forces to reshape itself in an attempt to stay afloat. After a less than stellar ski season, many Californian resorts are switching focus to improving summer operations. Resorts like Heavenly and Squaw Valley are vamping up summer recreation activities, including zip-lines, ropes courses, and mountain coasters. ameliatraynor | May 4, 2015 0 Comments
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