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2 weeks agoWhy Camelback is the Pocono Resort to Watch This Winter: Leadership Changes and Mountain Upgrades Deliver - SnowBrains
Camelback Resort is adapting to changing winters and positioning itself as a premier four-season Pocono destination through strategic leadership hires and local expertise.
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1 month agoThe 4 Major Paradoxes Of Modern Skiing
Most obviously, it's remarkably expensive, making it difficult to participate as a newcomer or long term fan of the sport. Ski resorts are getting more and more crowded, resort identities are fading, and the environmental impact isn't unseen. SRG Skiing broke down what they consider the 4 major paradoxes of the North American skiing scene. They begin the video by pointing out how difficult it is to come to a conclusion with these questions.
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1 month agoIdaho's Ski Industry on a Roll: Annual Visits Top 2 Million Since 2020 - SnowBrains
Idaho ski areas have sustained over 2 million annual skier visits since 2020-21, gained regional and national market share, and produced significant economic benefits for the state.
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1 month agoThe Average Winter Temperature in the U.S. Has Risen Drastically Over the Last Century - SnowBrains
Winter temperatures across the United States have risen significantly over recent decades, degrading snow quality, shortening ski seasons, and threatening water supplies.
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1 month agoItalian Ski Resort Sparks Controversy After Using Helicopters to Dump Snow on Bare Slopes - SnowBrains
Monte Bondone flew valley-made snow by helicopter to a wind-stripped summit, provoking environmental condemnation over extreme snowmaking practices amid warming winters.
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1 month agoCan a $3 billion upgrade make Killington the 'Aspen of the East'?
Great Gulf, a Toronto-based real estate developer, wants to change that. It is planning to invest $3 billion to build a new base village at the mountain over the next 25 years. Its renderings of the development show clusters of luxury homes, two public squares, a large open area called a "ski beach," a fitness grove, forest spa, skating path, panoramic pool, and more than 100,000 square feet of retail and dining space along a pedestrian promenade.
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