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Features
McGill vs. Dartmouth: A Storybook Rivalry by Tom Peacock
For awhile, McGill's Red Birds and Dartmouth were the ski teams to beat.
Hunter S. Thompson: Fear, Loathing and Skiing by Jay
Cowan
Why one of Aspen's most famous residents never cottoned to life on the
slopes.
Alta Images edited by Dick Needham
A visual treasure of early action at the motherlode of Utah skiing.
Bringing It to the Streif by Jackson Hogen
Daron Rahlves, America's top speed skier, remembers the world's greatest
downhills.
The Gnome of Fortune by Burton Hersh
Fred Iselin, Aspen's Clow Prince of skiing. A classic profile revisted.
How Downhill Racer Got Across the Finish Line
by Abby Rand
An insider's story on the making of a ski film classic.
Hart Skis: A Family Business Rebounds by Seth Masia
For two decades, the Hart brand flourished. Then outside interests intervened.
The Bradley Grader Packer in Context by Seth Masia
Was Winter Park's snow groomer the earliest?
Departments
Readers Respond
Hooker Judson's 100th birthday, waxing redux, setting the Canadian
record straight.
Where Are They Now
Erich Sailer, the Wizard of Buck Hill
Snapshots in Time
Springy poles, Sugarbush chic, bindings to the rescue
Museum News
Vermont, Utah, New Hampshire, California
Skier’s Bookshelf
Sunday River: The story of the little Maine ski area that could -- and
did.
Remembering
Don Moss, Bud Little, Bill Hazelett, Bill Riley, Arne Backstrom, Jerry
Simon
Long Thongs
When the Norsemen arrived at Aspen's Heatherbed Inn, by Martie
Sterling
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