Skiing History Magazine
Skiing History, published bimonthly, is the world’s most widely circulated magazine about the sport’s past. It features once-popular equipment; historic resorts and bars you can visit now; what famous living skiers are doing now; and more.
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Sample Articles from Current Edition
The Sour Cream Sierras
Thousands learned to ski at the famed “Borscht Belt” hotels in the Catskill Mountains of New York. By Jeff Blumenfeld
Paradise Lost
Finally perfected after 30 years, the carving ski failed to gain a popular following. In its place, we got a ski that has made resort slopes less safe.
Glen Plake: Evolution of a Rebel
At 55, Hall of Famer Glen Plake is an enduring—and iconic—ambassador for the sport of skiing, its downhome roots and honoring its past. By Edith Thys Morgan
Fast Start, Sudden Stop
World Pro Ski Tour draws star athletes but suffers short season due to COVID-19.
Where are they now? John Lovett
He created the first mass-produced fiberglass cross country ski, and the biggest ski factory in Colorado. By Seth MasiaSample Articles from Previous Editions
RARE PHOTOS: SUN VALLEY SKIER SHARES PIX FROM FRIEDL PFEIFER BOOK
Sun Valley Skier Shares Rare Find By David Butterfield In 1979, 18-year-old, Marc Corney, did his best to become a Sun Valley ski bum. He left his So Cal home of Glendora with high hopes of...
Marie Marvingt, Superhero
Marie Marvingt achieved fame as an aviator, but she was also a pioneering skier and inventor of an early aluminum ski. By Seth Masia She’s famous in France, but nearly unheard of in North America....
The Soul of Sun Valley
Since 1977, the Holding family has transformed this historic Idaho resort while honoring its fabled past. By David Butterfield On a February morning in 1977, Sun Valley executive Wally Huffman was...