Snow has fallen across most of Wisconsin and temperatures have dropped. The second snow storm of the season has blanketed the half of the state that did not benefit from the snowfall earlier this month. So after you are done digging out, put the shovel…
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A little bit of history is peeking out from under the waves of the Great Lakes. Marine archaeologists are reporting a number of exposed sunken ships due to extremely low water levels in the Great Lakes, mostly visible in Lake Superior. Great Lakes water levels…
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Oyster Harbors Marine has joined forces with Jupiter Marine International to carry its hand-crafted high-speed line known around the world for cutting edge design and development. With over 35 years of boat-building experience, the Jupiter boats are the finest, most technologically advanced offshore sport-fishing boats available today. Every…
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One of the Midwest’s most prominent mid-distance sled dog races will be held in a new location this year. The Department of Natural Resources today announced the Tahquamenon Country Sled Dog Race (TCSDR), held the last 13 years at Rainbow Lodge on the mouth of…
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There’s no excuse not to learn to ski or snowboard next month. That’s because ski areas across the country are trying to generate a new wave of skiers and snowboarders by offering discounted and free learning packages in January. The first month of the year…
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At the end of the World Ski Cup event in Sweden, German skier Viktoria Rebensburg leads the women’s giant slalom event by completing the first run in one minute, 13.94 seconds for a total time of two minutes and 28.94 seconds combined with her second…
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Seemingly unhurt, an unidentified woman was able to ski down on her own power after being buried in snow for 10 to 15 minutes when an avalanche hit Crystal Mountain in Washington’s Cascade Mountains on Tuesday. Her survival was jeopardized when her ski partner, who…
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Colorado is known around the world for its epic skiing and snowboarding and its 25 world-class ski resorts and areas. Yet, visitors who are looking to experience the other side of Colorado’s winter season will find countless other activities in Colorado, from ice climbing to dog sledding. Following…
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Outdoor enthusiasts seeking a unique winter getaway are reminded that several of Michigan’s State Parks have yurts available for rental year-round. Yurts are sturdy, round, tent-like structures – the use of which can be traced back through history for an estimated 3,000 years. The year-round…
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British artist Simon Beck doesn’t refer to his art as “snow quilts” or “crop circles in the snow,” but those are the best terms his admirers can think of to describe what he does. Beck, 54, walks for approximately 10 hours in raquettes (snowshoes) creating…
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