Sail America, the trade association for the US sailing industry, has announced its new president and the 2012 executive committee and board of directors. The Sail America board of directors has elected Josh Adams, publisher of SAIL Magazine, to serve as its president. Adams has…
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Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. the global leader in satellite navigation, today announced its new GHP 20 Steer-by-Wire Autopilot — a marine autopilot certified for VIPER (Viking Independent Programmable Electro-hydraulic Rudder) steering systems on Viking Yachts. Viking’s proprietary VIPER steering system is used…
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Body Glove Footwear is launching the 3T Barefoot, a groundbreaking line of minimalist technology footwear. This breakthrough technology is based on extensively researched neuroscience which has determined that the three smallest toes on each foot can not articulate movement as effectively as the first two…
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Cherry Creek State Park opened the reservoir Thursday to boating. Due to early season conditions, boaters must keep a lookout for possible floating debris and always be aware that unmarked hazards may exist. If debris or hazards are discovered, please notify the park staff. Before…
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Julbo, a long-standing pioneer in mountain eyewear, is proud to support backcountry skiing on the East Coast with its sponsorship of the 10th annual Adirondack Backcountry Ski Festival in Keene Valley, N.Y. March 3-4. Julbo athlete and world-renowned freeskiing pioneer Glen Plake also will be in attendance at…
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Most of our yacht chartering customers have cruised before. Many own or have owned yachts. When I go over the dos and don’ts, they get it. But I really like explaining it to newbies. If I do it right, I tell myself, they’ll enjoy the…
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Vail Resorts, Inc. (NYSE:MTN) today announced the Company achieved its 10-percent energy reduction goal announced in 2008. Through a continuous focus on energy conservation, the Company was able to reduce its electricity and natural gas usage by 10.75 percent in three years through operating more…
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Before making your summer outdoor plans in Colorado, take an afternoon to brush up on your mountaineering skills or learn new ones – for free. The Colorado Mountain Club (CMC) – the state’s leading recreation, conservation, and education organization – is proud to announce details…
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You’ve gotten comfortable by yourself on the slopes now after a few initial beginner’s lessons. Now you want to turn like the pros, i.e. you want to carve. It’s called carving because you leave a noticeable mark in the side of the hill from the…
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Visitors to the backcountry of the Adirondacks should be prepared and have proper clothing and equipment for snow, ice and cold the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) advised today. “Now that snows have arrived in the Adirondacks, winter recreationist can take advantage…
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