There’s been a glade skiing renaissance in New England with non-profits, private, and public landowners creating accessible and thin-treed ski terrain.
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Backcountry skiers have a voice when it comes to public land managment. Conservationist and powder turn artist John Sterling provides a public lands primer.
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Teton-based Elizabeth Koutrelakos brings her perspective on the proposed ski-zone closures in the Tetons and efforts to protect Teton bighorn sheep.
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Teton-based IFMGA guide Mark Smiley brings his perspective on the proposed ski-Zone closures in the Tetons and efforts to protect Teton bighorn sheep.
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Teton-raised Hadley Hammer brings her perspective in this op-ed on the proposed ski-Zone closures in the Tetons and efforts to protect Teton bighorn sheep.
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Mountain guide Jed Porter, brings his perspective in this op-ed on the proposed ski-Zone closures in the Tetons and efforts to protect Teton bighorn sheep.
Backcountry skiers need access to public or private land where skiing is allowed. We blog about issues that affect such access.