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Biden Names Camp Hale a National Monument
By Jeff Blumenfeld President Joseph R. Biden created his first national monument, and the country’s 130th, on Oct. 12, 2022, protecting for future generations a rugged landscape in the heart of the...
Reviewed: Skiing Sun Valley
Must-Read for Sun Valley Fans Review by Dick Dorworth
Beijing Olympics: Alpine Courses Still a Mystery
What to Expect When You're Inspecting By Edith Thys Morgan
Lost Ski Areas of the Berkshires
The Berkshires of Massachusetts have long been known as a winter sports paradise. Forty-four ski areas popped up across the region from the 1930s to the 1970s. The legendary Thunderbolt Ski Trail put...
SKI THE GLOBAL DRY SLOPES
Artificial slopes, using carpet or matting in place of snow, bring skiing to areas without reliable natural snowfall. Skiers have used them for over a century, but the earliest artificial surfaces...
Not Just Another Mammoth Mountain History
How is it that a young man—raised in the road camps of California’s Central Valley, abandoned at age 15 by his father, deposited with his grandparents in a damp coal-mining town in central Washington...
ISHA Partners with Warren Miller Entertainment
This season, Warren Miller Entertainment will present its 70th anniversary film, Timeless. The world tour kicks off in California on November 7 and includes stops in 31 U.S. states, four Canadian...
ISHA PRESENTS SECOND STEWARD OF SKIING HISTORY AWARD TO NEW ENGLAND SKI MUSEUM
(Photo Caption Above) - Stewards of Skiing: On Nov. 17, 2018, at the annual dinner for the New England Ski Museum held at the Bull Run Restaurant in Shirley, Mass., ISHA board members David Ingemie...
The Incomparable Bob Beattie
Bob Beattie: An Appreciation By John Fry Bold, dynamic, charismatic, Bob Beattie fueled much of what happened to competitive alpine skiing between 1960 and the end of the 20th Century. During those...
ISHA PRESENTS FIRST STEWARD OF SKIING HISTORY AWARD TO U.S. SKI & SNOWBOARD HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM
MANCHESTER CENTER, VT – To a millennial, skiing history is Bode Miller. To those a bit older, the sport has a rich 150-year-plus history in its modern era, with ancient roots that stretch back 10,...
ISHA Honors Seven at its 26th Annual Awards Ceremony
Skiing History Days at Squaw Valley, California, March 21–25, 2018 MANCHESTER CENTER, VT (Feb. 12, 2018) – The International Skiing History Association (ISHA), the nonprofit organization whose...
Chan Morgan Joins ISHA Board of directors
Chan Morgan Joins ISHA Board of directors Chauncey “Chan” Morgan recently joined the ISHA board of directors. During a successful career in northern New England, Chan has led businesses across a wide...
ISHA Discounts at Trapp Family Lodge Anniversary Celebration
Trapp Family Lodge in Stowe, Vermont—the United States’ first commercial cross-country touring center—will celebrate its 50th anniversary from January 19–26, 2018. ISHA members are invited and will...
ISHA Featured in the Fall 2017 NSAA Journal
This article about how and why ski resorts can celebrate their history, researched and written by ISHA director and public-relations expert Jeff Blumenfeld, originally appeared in the Fall 2017 issue...
March 23, 2018: ISHA Awards Banquet at Squaw Valley during NASTAR Finals
ISHA will hold its 26th annual ISHA Awards banquet on Friday, March 23, in conjunction with NASTAR’s 50th anniversary and its annual NASTAR Finals at Squaw Valley/Alpine Meadows, California. ISHA...
October 2, 2017: Skiing History Night at Hickory & Tweed
Mingle with ISHA members and learn about the craziest ski products of all time at Hickory & Tweed in Armonk, New York on October 2.
ISHA Award Nominations Are Underway
ISHA Award winners in Steamboat Springs in April 2015. This year’s banquet will be held on March 23, 2018 in Squaw Valley.