Due in large part to volunteers and donations, the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR) is happy to announce that of the 27 cross-country ski trails located throughout the state forests, 15 will be groomed this season. The remaining 12 trails will be available for…
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Jan Juc beach again produced the goods on Day Two of the Championship Moves Surfing Festival, with long 3 foot (1.5 meter) running waves on offer. The day saw the completion of Round 2 of the Championship Moves Pro Junior Presented by CHIKO and the…
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Tahoe Mountain Sports is excited to launch a new mobile e-commerce site that will put our amazing gear, clothing and footwear at customers’ fingertips on the go. Now when you’re shivering on the chair lift, wishing you had that extra layer, or on the road, remembering…
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Austin, TX– Anyone looking forward to operating a motor-powered vessel, sailboat or personal water craft on Texas public waters this year needs to have completed a state-approved boater education course if born after Sept. 1, 1993. While the new law became effective last year, Texas…
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Pending favorable conditions, fire managers plan to burn 10 acres of piles on the Kachina Project tomorrow, Friday Jan 6. Piles are located south of Kachina Village, approximately 2 miles west of I-17 at the Kelly Canyon interchange. The majority of smoke will disperse to…
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GoLite Footwear today announced plans to bring to market two breakthrough technologies that take direct aim at the rocks they recently discovered hurt. “We’re scientists—which you can see because we are wearing lab coats,” explains Doug Clark, CEO of GoLite Footwear. “Trail running is all…
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Understanding the importance of winter recreational activities, Governor Rick Snyder has issued a proclamation declaring January as “Discover Michigan Snow Sports Month.” The proclamation states in part, “Whereas, home to more downhill ski areas than any other state, Michigan winters offer a wide variety of…
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Folks, this is important stuff. I strongly encourage you to catch John’s presentation at an ISE Show near you. In Phoenix February 23-26, and for Arizonans – look for a contest soon where you can win tickets! If you didn’t catch it, you can read Part 1…
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Whether racking up frequent flier miles or racking up for a technical alpine climb, Gregory has you covered with its Fall 2012 product lineup. The new series of Border packs are designed for everyday use with innovative features for travelers, and the new Alpinisto is…
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South Dakota State Parks Director Doug Hofer announced today that applications are being accepted for grants from the Recreation Trails Program (RTP) for trail projects sponsored by municipalities, counties, state parks, civic organizations or tribal governments. “Many hiking and bike trails sustained damage due to…
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