Outdoor Adventures
End of Ski Season | Snow Snow and No Snow
During the heart of winter, it’s common for me to field questions about my weekend winter activities. But... Read More »
Night Skiing at Shawnee Peak and Sleeping in a Yurt on the Mountain
9 out of 10 people enjoy hearing or saying the word “yurt.” I know this based on the... Read More »
Perfect Ski Day at Attitash
When I chatted with local expert Corey Madden about his home mountain Attitash in Bartlett, New Hampshire, he... Read More »
Learning to Ski…Again
Warning: Do not attempt to teach a friend how to ski unless you are a professional instructor. When... Read More »
Skiing Burke Mountain in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom
Last Saturday morning— after driving north and away from the heart of the Blizzard of 2013 the night... Read More »
Skiing Mount Sunapee Resort in New Hampshire
We all have our own internal temperature gauge. Some people can handle 30 degrees and some people cannot.... Read More »
Perfect Ski Day at Cannon Mountain
A couple weeks ago, Martha Wilson shared her insider tips to experience the perfect ski day at Bretton... Read More »
Martha Wilson’s Perfect Ski Day at Bretton Woods
Here’s an excerpt from Yankee Publishing Inc.’s newest special interest publication, NH Ski & Snow Magazine. It is... Read More »
Early-Season Snow Rituals
Dear fellow skiers, riders and general snow lovers: It’s early winter 2012-2013 and we’ve got our work cut... Read More »
It’s Officially Spring–And It Looks Like Spring Too
Today is the Vernal Equinox, and it actually looks like spring. Normally in this part of New England,... Read More »
Spring Skiing Means Sunny Days, Fun Events and Maple Syrup
The Spring Equinox is just a few weeks away, which gets “the winter that wasn’t” closer to being... Read More »
Surf or Ski Jay Peak Resort
Vermont’s Jay Peak Resort is well known as a destination for skiers or riders in search of perfect... Read More »
Indentifying Animal Tracks (Unsuccessfully)
As a person who loves the outdoors, I’ve always admired people who are astute observers of the natural... Read More »
New (Old) Resolutions for the Year
There is no better time than a few days before the first of January to get my resolutions... Read More »
Holiday Gift List: Wrap Up an Outdoor Adventure
In just a couple weeks, Yankee Magazine’s January/February issue will be on newsstands. It’s a not-so-serious guide to... Read More »
Favorite Outdoor Adventure Towns in Northern New England
Kayaking, Climbing, Hiking, Mountain Biking in Northern New England—May through August The essential elements for a town to... Read More »
When It All Melts Away
The March/April issue of Yankee Magazine features many of the more positive first signs of spring—maple festivals, swan... Read More »
New England Weather Patterns
“If you don’t like the weather in New England, wait a few minutes.” – Mark Twain I first heard... Read More »
Tips for Teaching Young Kids How to Ski
Keep reading for lots of information from ski and ride professionals. There are certain childhood memories that stand... Read More »
A Tip to Conquer Icy Ski Trails
This is when focusing on the fluff is a good thing. You are at the top of a... Read More »
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