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A few years ago, I decided I wanted to learn how to ski. With the right gear, a little help, and some advanced planning, it is possible to learn as an adult. And the best part? Being an avid traveler, previously unreachable corners of the globe — from Aspen to Zermatt — opened up to me.
The Longest Run: Ski Like an Engineer
Posted by Intelligent Travel on April 4, 2011 Here in the United States, ski season will come to a close in a few weeks. There’s time left to squeeze in one last run, and if you ask Contributing Blogger Cathy Healy, she’ll recommend it be a long one. Engineers don’t approach the mountains like we reporters, which means you can count on an…
Posted by It’s easy to get lost in Vail. It’s just as easy to find yourself in Keystone. Here’s how to get turned upside-down at Colorado’s largest mountain resort: Take your whole family skiing, and just try to stay together. My four-year-old daughter, for example, is a timid skier compared with her brother, a kindergartner. He left…
Summer Dance Festivals Across the Nation
Posted by emcnulty on July 14, 2010 We all know the Big Apple is the dance capital of the U.S., if not the world. With unparalleled ballet companies like the American Ballet Theatre, contemporary legends like the Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, and that little place called Broadway, world class dancers and choreographers flock to Manhattan – and bring audiences with them.…
Hotel Confidential: Sustainable Eats on Vail’s Slopes
Posted by it on December 19, 2007 Traveler’s Hotel Central editor Susan O’Keefe whets our appetite for some new meal options at Vail Resorts. The next time you pull off the slopes for a juicy hamburger served at one of Vail Resorts 40 mountain dining venues, it will feature all natural hormone- and antibiotic-free beef. Rob Katz, chief executive officer of Vail…
