The yurts are below Tam McArthur Rim, one of central Oregon's lesser known treasures. In winter, backcountry skiers can do 1,000-foot laps up to the rim and down through chutes and glades. In spring conditions, you can range farther afield to Broken Top and the Three Sisters.
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GOLDEN, British Columbia — I could sense my brother was nervous. We had just arrived to find the river valley bare of snow and the trails of Kicking Horse Resort gleaming with ice. Andrew and I had traveled hundreds of miles from our respective homes in Massachusetts and Colorado with the hope of skiing powder, but the somber muddiness of ...
Finnish Lapland probably is not the first place to spring to mind when considering a winter sports break. But this area 120 miles north of the Arctic Circle is worth a look if clean air, affordable prices and a lack of crowds are priorities for you.
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If you don't fancy skiing or snowboarding, there are many other activities in the mountains, writes Sue Wallace.
LAKE WANAKA, New Zealand (May 25, 2010) During the ski season, Wanaka Lakehouse is offering all exclusive bookings of the luxurious eco lodge a degustation dinner accompanied by local Central Otago wines chosen by winemaker host, Michael Hasler.
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