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Introducing “Active Seniors”: The Woodbury Walk
(Publisher’s note: Edie & Warner are my parents, and are in their mid-70s. Over the past few years, they’ve gotten less active, particularly in the winter, which of course worries me. My father, particularly, has always been an active outdoorsman, and I hate to see him give that up! So, we talked about it. One [...] -
The New Sleeping Bag Paradigm: Does EN13537 Testing Really Work?
EN13537 sleeping bag testing claims to guarantee temperature consistency, but in our experience, it doesn't. -
A Snowmelt Adventure
Camping in this late-winter season always carries with it a bit of the unknown. One moment you can have a bright sunny day, the next minute, it’s snowing. It’s not uncommon in the mountains to go to sleep under a starry sky and awake to find your tent covered in snow.
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Introducing “Active Seniors”: The Woodbury Walk
(Publisher’s note: Edie & Warner are my parents, and are in their mid-70s. Over the past few years, they’ve gotten less active, particularly in the winter, which of course worries me. My father, particularly, has always been an active outdoorsman, and I hate to see him give that up! So, we talked about it. One [...] -
The New Sleeping Bag Paradigm: Does EN13537 Testing Really Work?
EN13537 sleeping bag testing claims to guarantee temperature consistency, but in our experience, it doesn't. -
A Snowmelt Adventure
Camping in this late-winter season always carries with it a bit of the unknown. One moment you can have a bright sunny day, the next minute, it’s snowing. It’s not uncommon in the mountains to go to sleep under a starry sky and awake to find your tent covered in snow. -
GU Energy Gels
First of the energy gels, GU is still my favorite for its ease of use and not-too-sweet taste. -
Backcountry Skiing Basics
When enough snow has fallen, the whole world becomes a playground. . . . -
Here’s The Deal: Ski FREE Spring 2010!
If you play your cards right, you can effectively ski free for the rest of the 2009/10 season. -
Tim’s Favorite Places To XC
These are some personal favorites I’ve actually skied. Try any of them this winter: good times guaranteed: -
Resort Comparison: Mount Snow and Stratton
If you look on a map, you’ll probably be just a bit surprised to see how close together the two biggest resorts in southern Vermont really are. -
Resort Review: Jay Peak
Even if skiing and snowboarding were not allowed Jay Peak, it would be worth going just for the scenery. -
Resort Comparison: Jiminy Peak and Berkshire East
The Berkshires sometimes get snowstorms that haven’t made it up into Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.