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Magnifying the Magical

1 month ago | thesnowmag.com | David Shribman

Snowflakes that look like doilies on a tea tray. Snowflakes that shimmer like stars in a distant galaxy. Snowflakes that have the look of bony, calcified starfish left behind by a receding tide. Snowflakes that seem to have the pitch-filled blisters of a fir-tree branch. Snowflakes, snowflakes, everywhere. Snowflakes, in this case, caught as they sparkle, just before their incontrovertible, irreversible, and inevitable descent into a formless puddle.
The Wyoming Way, with Benefits

Jan 6, 2025 | thesnowmag.com | Leslie Woit

Embrace your inner cowgirl and cowboy at this stylish new glamping camp, nestled at the base of the spiky Teton Mountains and the entrance to Grand Teton National Park. Step inside these sophisticated private geodesic domes – there are 11 to choose from, in a variety of configurations – to discover a glorious king-sized bed, bunks for families, tiny kitchenette, heating and A/C, and a rather indulgent en-suite bathroom in each.
Champions of the Golden Valley

Jan 6, 2025 | thesnowmag.com | Leslie Woit

In a remote Afghan village near Bamyan – a name made notorious when the Taliban exploded its sixth-century Buddhas in 2021 – a human drama is about to unfold. With a newfound passion for skiing, and access to minimal gear and skis fashioned from planks of wood, local children and teenagers take the sport to their hearts. Hiking up and hurtling down, a winter of competition and practice culminates in a hard-fought ski race, an event that also includes a team of young women.
Terroir-Driven Beauty

Nov 8, 2024 | thesnowmag.com | Jen Murphy

Actor, director, eco-activist, winery owner, gin entrepreneur. Brad Pitt is a modern-day Renaissance man, and his resume now extends to grooming guru. At 60, the award-winning actor remarkably radiates youth. And we can now all tap into his age-defying secret: Beau Domaine. Pitt’s sustainable, seed-to-skin product line upcycles the leftovers of grapes from renowned French winery Château de Beaucastel.
Life On Ice

Oct 30, 2024 | thesnowmag.com | Leslie Woit

When is a book more than just a book? When it’s also a documentary film, a Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies photography exhibition, and an awareness-boosting salute to United Nations International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation in 2025. The new book, Meltdown, is one facet of a multimedia project called “Guardians of the Ice”, a non-profit organization focused on raising awareness of the rapidly shrinking Columbia Icefield – the largest icefield in North America’s Rocky Mountains.
Under the Cork

Oct 23, 2024 | thesnowmag.com | Dan Nicholl

It’s been almost three decades since a young Ken Forrester made his first pilgrimage to Aspen, kicking off a love affair that’s only intensified with each visit. While you may be familiar with the South African winemaker’s wines, a regular feature on lists in the finest ski areas, the unlikely tale of Forrester’s winemaking journey is less known.
Altered Egos

Oct 8, 2024 | thesnowmag.com | Leslie Anthony

It’s the 28th of January 2024, and pipe-skiing wunderkind Alex Ferreira stands ebullient atop the podium of the Aspen X Games SuperPipe, vibrating with the energy beamed his way by a raucous hometown crowd. Having slung two golds, two silvers, and two bronzes around his neck at previous X Games, it should be familiar territory. And yet, somehow, it all feels brand new.
World Class and Then Some

Oct 8, 2024 | thesnowmag.com | Leslie Anthony

The new portal area will also benefit the region in general. Not only will the modern village feature a state-of-the-art skier services facility with ski school, rental, retail, skating rink, diverse dining choices, and hundreds of hotel rooms and residential units across multiple properties, but also represent an alternate gateway to the resort via U.S. Route 40, with 1,200 new day-skier parking spaces that may bring a hoped-for easing of traffic flow within Park City.
Vintage Turns

Jul 2, 2024 | thesnowmag.com | Leslie Anthony

A bear of a man with a lumberjack’s beard and a shock of dark hair (he never wore a hat), Geny diligently guided us in classic, locked-leg wedeln fashion. With a carpet of knee-deep powder to cushion our jet-lag, he began on the resort’s signature Titlis Glacier, casually steering us around sneering blue crevasses.
Modern Family with Benefits

Apr 9, 2024 | thesnowmag.com | Leslie Woit

Before heliskiing, there were only two ways to get to the top of the mountain: a slow lift or an even slower walk. Enter the 1970s, when the Beatles broke up, the Concorde took flight, and the ski gods gave us two more choices: Canadian Mountain Holidays or Mike Wiegele Helicopter Skiing. Now, heliskiing’s two pioneering operators, Wiegele’s and CMH, the original dynamic duo, have come under the umbrella of one owner, Alterra Mountain Company.