8 Places the 10th Mountain Division Left Its Mark in Ski Country
The 10th Mountain Division remains one of the most important aspects of ski history in the U.S.
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Norwegian Archaeologists Uncover 1,300-Year-Old Ski Preserved In Ice
The ski, uncovered with its primitive binding still attached, is the best-preserved prehistoric example to date.
To Procrastinate My Thesis, I Built My Own Wooden Skis
Before it was an industrial process, ski-making was an art that enabled the exploration of the harshest areas of our planet.
See The Sport Through the Lens of Skiing’s First Black Photographer
Check out Micah Abrams's author page.
In Memoriam: John Fry
Remembering skiing’s great late historian.
Warren Miller: The Good Old Days
Warren Miller remembers the Good Old Days— back when the ski setup included leather ski boots and hickory boards.
The Year in Skiing 2003
Fall Line
This Common Medical Procedure is the Most Medieval Part of Skiing
The smacking of tender feet against reinforced polyurethane will piss off every one of the 74,000 nerve endings betwixt toes and heel
A League of Its Own: Ellicottville, New York
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One Man's Trash…
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Top 25 Skiers: Doug Coombs
Face Shots