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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A Sport Once White
Photo above: The Rivers Triplets of Long Island are U12 racers who train at Windham Mountain, New York. Left to right: Helaina D. Rivers, Henri D.L. Rivers IV, and Henniyah D. Rivers.
How Ski Trails Got Their Names
When it comes to trail monikers, no lions and tigers, but plenty of bears—not to mention resort founders, historic events and death threats.Sample Articles from Previous Issues
NORTH AMERICA’S FIRST ALL-FEMALE SKI CLUB
Penguin Power! One of North America’s first and most successful ski clubs was created in Quebec entirely by, and for, women. By Cara Armstrong and Lori Knowles Ski clubs have played an important...
WHAT U.S. SKIING NEEDS TO LEARN
U.S. Skiing could learn a lot from the success formula within its own women’s cross-country team. By Edith Thys Morgan The FIRST, EVER, cross country gold medal for the U.S.!” Those words, screamed...
BROADWAY’S CONTRIBUTION TO CATSKILLS SKIING
Broadway lensman Werner J. Kuhn ran the patrol, taught first aid and shot PR photos at a popular Catskills ski area. By Jeff Blumenfeld The image was typical of ski area publicity photos of the...