In this episode of How to Ski, the team tackles the "lies and tall tales" of early-season snow reporting. With Colorado experiencing historically low snowfall in some watersheds, the hosts dive into why resort-reported "bases" don't always match the reality on the ground. They share firsthand reports from recent days at Vail and Eldora, discussing everything from "war zone" conditions at the top of the mountain to the surprisingly good skiing found on man-made snow at the bottom. The conversa...
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In this episode of How to Ski, the team tackles the "lies and tall tales" of early-season snow reporting. With Colorado experiencing historically low snowfall in some watersheds, the hosts dive into why resort-reported "bases" don't always match the reality on the ground. They share firsthand reports from recent days at Vail and Eldora, discussing everything from "war zone" conditions at the top of the mountain to the surprisingly good skiing found on man-made snow at the bottom. The conversa...
14 - We Bullied Dave and the Colorado Ski Safety Act
How to Ski It
45 minutes
1 year ago
14 - We Bullied Dave and the Colorado Ski Safety Act
This week on How to Ski It, things get a little out of hand... well, for Dave at least! We pull a hilarious prank on our co-host (don't worry, it's all in good fun!), then get down to some serious business: the Colorado Ski Safety Act. We break down the law that outlines skier responsibility and protects ski resorts from lawsuits. But it doesn't stop there! We also share our honest opinions on the act and its shortcomings and even brainstorm some ideas for how it could be improved in the futu...
How to Ski It
In this episode of How to Ski, the team tackles the "lies and tall tales" of early-season snow reporting. With Colorado experiencing historically low snowfall in some watersheds, the hosts dive into why resort-reported "bases" don't always match the reality on the ground. They share firsthand reports from recent days at Vail and Eldora, discussing everything from "war zone" conditions at the top of the mountain to the surprisingly good skiing found on man-made snow at the bottom. The conversa...
