Mountain Culture & Ski Town Lifestyle

Heavy Green Book Review

Mountain Culture By Ryan Ariano|April 19, 2018 |0

Action sports athletes would make the most elite soldiers if it wasn’t for their anti-authoritarian nature and dislike of conformity. Inherent love of risk and suffering, comfortability with the spectre of death and desire to push the body and mind to its limit are rare qualities found in top warriors and top extreme athletes. Sam [...]

Teton Pass Skier Triggered Avalanche Buries Car

Mountain Culture By Mike Hardaker|April 13, 2018 |0

JACKSON, WYO – According to a Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) snowplow driver a skier triggered avalanche buried a car on Teton Pass during today’s mornings commute. This is the second time in recent years that a car has been hit by a skier triggered avalanche. Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center Bulletin rated the Teton Mountains above [...]

The Best Ski Pass for Californians and Just About Everyone Else Too

Mountain Culture By Mike Hardaker|February 23, 2018 |0

LOS ANGELES, CA – Being a skier or snowboarder and living in Southern California is about to have some major perks thanks to the new IKON Pass that offers unlimited skiing at Mammoth Mountain, Big Bear Mountain Resort & June Mountain. For someone looking to put a little more windshield time chasing snow the IKON [...]

The New Taos

Mountain Culture By Ian Sanderson|February 19, 2018 |0

“The New Taos Ski Valley.” Be sure to keep that phrase in the back of your mind for future ski trips and vacations. The New Taos Ski Valley does not mean longer lift lines, or more crowds, or changes to the Taos vibe. Skiers and Snowboarders still take their morning tokes on the lifts and [...]

This Whole Experiment Sounds Rather Desperate and Sad

Mountain Culture By Mike Hardaker|January 1, 2018 |2

Stop posting your Instagram photos to Facebook, there I said it. But for real why on earth does an entire generation feel the need to inflate our egos constantly? This whole experiment sounds rather desperate and sad. In September of 2017, The Atlantic Magazine ran an article titled: Have Smartphones Destroyed a Generation? The short answer [...]

Winter Fitness Tips For Walking Outside, Skiing and More

Mountain Culture By Dann Albright|December 13, 2017 |0

One of the most important parts to staying healthy and losing weight is to get as much activity as possible. You need to keep yourself moving to keep your metabolism going so you can burn more calories. The more muscle you have, the more calories you’ll burn at rest. And getting out and being active [...]

8 Great Must Have Products for a Healthy and Comfortable Home

Mountain Culture By Brittany Artwohl|December 12, 2017 |0

You may eat healthy foods, and get plenty of exercise outside in fresh, clean air … but what about your home? Is your indoor space as clean and healthy as the rest of your space? Check out these 8 best home health products, sure to keep your living space worth living in! Top Products to [...]

MJBizCon 2017 Top 10 Highlights (for Non-Pot Heads too!)

Mountain Culture By Brittany Artwohl|December 3, 2017 |0

LAS VEGAS, NV – MJBizCon 2017 in Las Vegas Nevada was something to take in. Honestly, after attending the Southwest Cannabis Conference & Expo in Arizona, I thought I’d seen what the marijuana industry had to offer, but I was wrong. The Marijuana Business Conference & Expo held at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Nevada [...]

Cannabis & Sports: Can CBD Oil Help with Pain Relief?

Mountain Culture By Brittany Artwohl|October 30, 2017 |0

Cannabis is well-known to be a prohibited substance in the sports industry however, doesn’t that seem ironic? I mean, who suffers from more injuries, and pain than professional athletes? And just consider for a moment that those athletes operating at the professional level have no way of avoiding mandatory drug tests that disable them from [...]