Skiing News February 2007

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WEDNESDAY, 28 FEBRUARY 2007
	Jeep King of the Mountain Continues March 2-3
	TELLURIDE, Colo. - From the World Cup circuit and Winter X Games to the heralded Winter Olympics, American ski and snowboard racers have stood apart from the competition to gain headlines and grab more than their fair share of gold, silver and bronze hardware on the podium. This storyline is holding true for professional snow sports' most prestigious event, the Jeep® King of the Mountain Serie Read Full Story
MONDAY, 26 FEBRUARY 2007
	The Rippers Are Coming: Snickers Nordpark Sessions
	With a slightly cut schedule, the Snickers Nordpark Sessions 2007 will start this week at Nordpark, Innsbruck/Austria. Due to the snow situation, the Hit da Pipe contest had to be cancelled while the Skyline Expression Session at the snow park, the main event Check the Ripper and the parties will take place just as planned. Thus, snowboarders and freeskiers are looking forward to a lot of act Read Full Story
	Roll with The Rover to the Burton US Open
	For the last year, Jake Levine has been living the high life as the SNICKERS Brand and Burton Rover. Now he wants to share the dream trip with you. Check out Jake's blog at www.theonseason.com and tell The Rover why you deserve to live it up at the U.S. Open. You and a guest could win flights to Vermont, sweet lodging for the weekend, V.I.P. passes to the best parties AND a behind-the-scenes t Read Full Story
THURSDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2007
	N'East Mag Presents Green Issue
	IN THIS ISSUE By the calendar, springtime isn't far off in the Northeast. That may have been the shortest winter ever. Sure, you might have been surfing without a hood in January, but you didn’t log as many days on the hill this year. Also according to the calendar, the eighth issue of N'East Magazine is about to hit newsstands. The N'East crew has done a bit of thinking about global warm Read Full Story
	Hilltrip Fundraising Event Tomorrow
	Marie Fortin, founder of Hilltrip, will host the Session from 7pm to 9pm. Adrian Nelson, the Chair of the Vancouver Surfrider Foundation will be speaking on local water quality and sewage treatment issues. He will also be presenting conservation tips to help improve the local watersheds. The presentation will be concluded with the video Sea to Summit and is followed by the Enviro-Mental Show Read Full Story