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Dec 21, 2023 | 
cityandslopes.com | Andy Hirschfeld
Looking for a new set up? We asked our team what their go to skis and boards are that you should consider.
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Dec 21, 2023 | 
cityandslopes.com | Daliah Singer
Locating the freshest powder stashes often means ascending to great heights—as in, thousands of feet of elevation. To wit: Telluride’s highest lift-served terrain sits at 12,515 feet, while Snowbird tops out at 11,000 feet. Even if you’re playing the mid-thousands, you’re going to feel it. Our bodies start to really notice the reduced oxygen levels above 6,000 feet.
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Dec 21, 2023 | cityandslopes.com | Daliah Singer
Locating the freshest powder stashes often means ascending to great heights—as in, thousands of feet of elevation. To wit: Telluride’s highest lift-served terrain sits at 12,515 feet, while Snowbird tops out at 11,000 feet. Even if you’re playing the mid-thousands, you’re going to feel it. Our bodies start to really notice the reduced oxygen levels above 6,000 feet.
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Dec 21, 2023 | cityandslopes.com | Daliah Singer
Locating the freshest powder stashes often means ascending to great heights—as in, thousands of feet of elevation. To wit: Telluride’s highest lift-served terrain sits at 12,515 feet, while Snowbird tops out at 11,000 feet. Even if you’re playing the mid-thousands, you’re going to feel it. Our bodies start to really notice the reduced oxygen levels above 6,000 feet.
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Dec 21, 2023 | 
cityandslopes.com | Kelley MacDonald
courtesy: Kelley MacDonaldIf you like to spend long days on the slopes, then you know how important it is to stay fueled. While ski lodges are known for their exceptionally tasty on-mountain menus, they don’t always offer the healthiest options. This can make it challenging to strike the right balance of nutrients, which is key to sustaining your energy, without bogging you down on the slopes. How can you make healthier choices in the ski lodge?
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Dec 21, 2023 | 
cityandslopes.com | Andy Hirschfeld
Today in New York, it’s sunny and thundershowers — mid to high eighties but with high humidity if it feels so much hotter. Millions of people across the city seek refuge with illegally opened fire hydrants or overflowing public pools. Speaking of urine, its stench is baked into our sidewalks — whether it be from your dog, your neighbor’s dog, or your neighbor.
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Dec 21, 2023 | 
cityandslopes.com | Andy Hirschfeld
The COVID-19 pandemic rapidly changed how we work. Countless employers temporarily went full remote. Others like AirBnb Dropbox stayed that way. Then there is the freelance workforce. According to Upwork’s annual Freelance Forward Report, the sector grew by 3 percent in only a year’s time. As of the 2022 report, 39% of Americans freelanceThe Monday - Friday 9-5 in the office work structure is increasingly becoming a thing of the past.
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Dec 21, 2023 | 
cityandslopes.com | Andy Hirschfeld
If you are a budding content creator the happenings on and around the slopes are nothing short of an obvious goldmine. Whether you are an up and coming snowboarding TikTok influencer or an aspiring National Geographic nature photographer, there is a place for you. To capture great POV video on the slopes you’ll want a smaller device that you can mount on a backpack strap or the top of your helmet. Nothing screams adventure sport content creator quite like GoPro.
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Dec 21, 2023 | 
cityandslopes.com | Andy Hirschfeld
Readers,I’ve always been one for individual sports. For much of my life I was a fencer. Dedicated to the sport — I spent day after day training and traveling to competitions around the world. For some of you skiing is the same. For me it’s always more leisurely — a way to get out into nature and have a bit of adventure at the same time. Earlier this year, I was unlucky enough to join a not so exclusive club — skiers and snowboarders with a knee injury.
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Dec 21, 2023 | 
cityandslopes.com | Lindsay Wallace
Could a Day Trip Be the Key to Better Health? Vacations are meant to be relaxing, but just getting away for a trip can be more stressful than you might think. According to , more than half of Americans report not using all of their paid vacation days—and that’s just those fortunate enough to have PTO in the first place, as nearly a third of US workers go without. Of those who do take time off, over half say they’ve found themselves working while on vacation anyway.