Meet two snowboarders (Mike & Jess) chasing winter around the world, from Japan’s legendary powder to Europe’s hidden gems. We’ve face-planted in Alaska, slept in icy car parks and followed storms we probably shouldn’t have. Expect solid gear guides, real resort reviews and plenty of vanlife chaos.
Developments for the 2017 winter season at Cardrona have totalled over $15million, with continued investment in the resort’s facilities and infrastructure. The investment includes a new high speed cabin lift, Base facility development, and improvements in terrain, car parking and snowmaking.
Over $15m in Developments for Winter 2017 at Cardrona Read More »
Skiing and snowboarding in the backcountry takes an entirely different approach to riding at a ski resort. We knew this in theory, but getting out there and putting what we learnt into practice really put things into perspective for us. I wanted to share with you some of the things that we learnt so that you can understand the type of things you need to know and just how easy it is to trigger of an avalanche.
The Importance Of Avalanche Awareness & Backcountry Training Read More »
After researching resorts in eastern europe, I came across a resort in Bulgaria named , which had cheap accommodation, lift tickets and food, which ticked the main three boxes for my future trip.
Bansko Ski Resort – How To Visit On A Budget Read More »
Check out our list of the most popular ski in, ski out vacation rentals in the USA and Canada. Most of them have hot tubs which is awesome after a day on the mountain. Some of these places are absolutely pimping but there are some seriously affordable ones too, coming in at around $30 per person, per night
Top Ski In, Ski Out Vacation Rentals in USA & Canada Read More »
irst test of the GoPro Karma Grip – here’s a quick summary along with some footage we took yesterday at Mt Taylor Mountain Bike Track here in Victoria.
GoPro Karma Grip – First Test – Mountain Biking Read More »
I really did think at the time that I would never try snowboarding again. Obviously, I got over that. But I wanted to share with you the few minutes where it could have gone either way and why snowboarding is so much more to me than just strapping on a board and riding down a mountain.
That Time When I Never Wanted To Snowboard Again Read More »
Here’s a guide for you on the different types of snow that you’ll find on a mountain. I promise once you read this, you’ll start to notice the differences when you next go skiing or snowboarding.
22 Different Types Of Snow On The Mountain Read More »
We catch up with Christina Bruno, Adults Snowsports Manager at Taos Ski Valley, Adaptive Examiner for New Zealand Snowsports Alliance and Snowboard Instructor at The Remarkables, New Zealand.
Adaptive Snow Sports & Challenging Yourself: An Interview With Christina Bruno Read More »
We’ve compiled a list of the top selling women’s snowboard gear for 2016.
2016 Best Selling Women’s Snowboard Gear Read More »
One of the many reasons we love Queenstown is that it is bursting at the seams with things to do. There is literally something to suit everyone. The Skyline Gondola and Luge is one of those activites that everyone should do when they visit Queenstown. Here’s why.
Skyline Gondola & Luge – Queenstown, New Zealand Read More »
