Dodge Ridge Mountain Resort, CA, Cancels New Year’s Eve Festivities Dodge Ridge Mountain Resort in the Sierra Nevada, California, announced that it had to cancel its New Year’s Eve festivities. The resort announced the decision on their website and social media accounts: “Unfortunately, due to unseasonably low snow levels we have had to cancel all New Years Eve festivities. We are as sad as you are, keep the snow dances […] Industry News SnowBrains | December 28, 2023 0 Comments
These are the 5 Snowiest Ski Resorts on the East Coast Right Now Getting out on the slopes for the first time of the season is special and is something everyone looks forward to each year. It is great to get back out on the mountain for early season skiing but sometimes the experiences may not be the best. Conditions, trails open, terrain available, and lifts open at the beginning of the season are […] Industry News Gregg Frantz | December 14, 2023 0 Comments
Want More Success on Dating Apps? Pictures of You Skiing Result in More ‘Right Swipes’ Dating apps have seen a surge in recent years, with Tinder users making up to three billion swipes worldwide a day. But what is the best way to attract your perfect match? What makes people swipe right on your profile pic? Turns out, if it’s a picture of you skiing, you’ll have way more success (maybe it’s because your face […] SnowBrains | November 4, 2023 0 Comments
Projected Opening Dates For Ikon Pass Resorts: As the winter season approaches, and the fall season begins to come to an end, many resorts who have joined forces under the new IKON pass are getting ready to open to the public. Though some mountains have already opened their doors, including Mammoth, CMH Heli-Skiing, Killington, Sunday River, Eldora, Lake Louise, Sunshine, and Mt. Norquay, many are planning to […] Industry News Brian Werner | November 15, 2018 0 Comments
Squaw Valley Conditions Report: Unbelievable Awesomeness This report covers the last several days at Squaw Valley. It has been absolutely insane in Tahoe the past 5 days. The storm started rolling through on Tuesday night. Wednesday was a fantastic sleeper pow day great for hippy pow turns bad for sending. Thursday was and even better sleeper pow day with pockets of amazing visibility perfect for sending. Friday was the deepest day I’ve ever skied in Tahoe this season and not many crowds though the vis was pretty bad. Saturday was amazing pow day but the lines were crazy. It took about an hour per lap and got skied out quickly… but the fingers opened and some people got quite sendy. Sunday, today, was also crowded, but since today was the first day the storm broke, squaw opened the whole mountain and it really thinned the crowds out. Conditions Report Bevan Waite | March 20, 2018 1 Comment