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Opening Day at The Canyons Resort 200011.15.00 | Author: Kendall Card | No CommentsEvery year for the past 15 years as the snow starts to fall and as the opening day of the resort nears I get more and more stoked for the season to arrive. I lust for fat powder days and daydream of face-shots on endless runs. I imagine the creaking of the bull-wheel as it comes to life after a long summer of inactivity. However, each opening day comes and goes without me. I have never known an opening day and this year was no different. This year, my opening day came a little sooner than ...
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Mountain Biking the Kokopelli Trail: A Woman’s Perspective10.21.00 | Author: Jason Mitchell | No CommentsFriends and I actually motivated about three months ahead and planned a mountain bike tour of the Kokopelli Trail. Our crew had ...
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Letter from Big Pine Key, FL - 199906.19.00 | Author: Brig Graff | No CommentsWednesday afternoon. I'm crapping on the doctor's orders. I'm lounging in the sun. Ever ...
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A Youthful Roadtrip to Mt. Hood for Summertime Jibbing06.04.00 | Author: Brig Graff | No CommentsKyle’s mom didn’t want us taking the Dung Beetle, so we ended up driving my car anyway. After all, the Rodeo was sexier than that old blue mini-van, and Kyle’s stinky feet had gained the van its ...
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Wiping with Poison Ivy05.04.00 | Author: Kendall Card | No CommentsMy wife and I really love to go rock climbing. We try to get out once a week during the summer to enjoy the mountains and get a little exercise. It also gives us a chance to get away from the busy lives we lead. So about a month ago we agreed that on Friday evening we would meet at the mouth of Rock Canyon, in Provo, Utah, ...
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“P” is for April Powder04.24.00 | Author: Jason Mitchell | No CommentsThis ski season has been less than stellar for the Wasatch Mountains of Utah. We've seen little snowfall and warm temps be the norm... until now! Yes, it's April, but winter ...
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Circumnavigating Mt. Hood04.04.00 | Author: Kendall Card | No CommentsJust about five years ago, shortly before getting married, I spent three days circumnavigating Mt. Hood in Oregon with my then 15-year-old sister. Marissa, or Roo as she is affectionately know in our ...
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Twelve-Thirty at 12:30 - Sidecountry Skiing at The Canyons Resort02.18.00 | Author: Jason Mitchell | No CommentsTwelve-Thirty, as we like to call it, is a long, treeless, open run just outside The Canyons Ski Resort boundaries. Short hikes outside the access gates reward you with killer bowls, ...
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Looking for Mounties in Whistler-Blackcomb01.07.00 | Author: Jason Mitchell | No CommentsCanada... home of maple syrup, loonies, high-rise apartment buildings, Frenchies, red, white and beer eh?, and best of all, British ...
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Shane McConkey at Whistler 2000 Big Air Competition01.04.00 | Author: Jason Mitchell | No CommentsMy only experience with the ringleader of the freeskiing world was pretty darn funny. It was last January in Blackcomb at the Canadian Freeskiing Championships. We were doing laps in the park as the competitors started to assemble for the slopestyle competition. As I was riding up the lift, near the top, I spotted Shane skiing down towards the park. I thought to myself, "That was Shane McConkey!" I was so stoked to be a part of the whole comp and document it for FeedTheHabit. I made my way down to the first table where Brigham and a couple of other ...
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